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and v. See browsel. browzer, browzing. See browser, browsing. broydt, v. t. An obsolete form of braid1. bruang (brö'ang), n. The native name of the Malayan sun-bear, Helarctos malayanus. It has fine and glo y black fur, with a white patch on the breast, IMG:content-2651.png:[blocks in formation] a, of Bruchus the head being produced into a short beak, and the hind femora usually dilated and in most species toothed. In the larval state they live in the seeds of plants, especially of the family Legumin ose, as the bean and pea. The holes often observed in peas are made by the perfect bruchus to effect its escape. 2. [l. c.] A member of this genus. [The word bruchus is used in the Douay version of the Bible, by literal transcription from the Latin, in several places where the King James version has locust, caterpillar, or cankerworm; the first two are also found in Challoner's revision in some places where the Vulgate has bruchus.] brucin a (brö-sī ́nă), n. [NL.] Same as brucine. brucine, brucin (brö'sin), n. [