brocket (broket)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 119
[ 2. Any deer of South America of the genus Cariacus. The red brocket is C. rufus of Brazil; the wood-brocket, C. nemorivagus. brock-faced (brok'fast), a. Having a white longitudinal mark down the face, like a badger. brockisht (brok'ish), a. [ II. n. Broken pieces; fragments; rubbish. brockram (brok'ram), n . Calcareous breccia derived from the waste of the carboniferous limestones, occurring in the north of England, in sandstones of Permian age, and especially well developed in the valley of the Eden. [North. Eng.] brod (brod), n. [Sc., ed instrument. -2. A prick with such an instrument; hence, an incitement; instigation. brod (brod), v. t. or i.; pret. and pp. brodded, ppr. brodding. [
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