Breed

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 62
bred, v.t. to generate or bring forth: to — tram or bring up to cause or occasion v.i. to he with young to produce offspring to be produced or brought forth ’—pa and pa.p. bred.—«. that which is bred, progeny or offspring kind or race. [A.S. bridan, to cherish, keep warm; Ger, biiiten, to hatch; conn, with Brew.) Breeder, bred'er, «, one who breeds or brings up. Breeding, bred'ing, «. act of producing education or manners. fJUe, fir mS, hfer mine Bridge Breeze, brfz, «. a gentle gale a wind. [Fr. brise, a cool wind It.bresza.) [breezes. Breezy, brCz'i, adj, fanned with, or subject to Brethren, brefA'ren, plur. of Brother
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