Brew

broo, v. [brewed (brood), brewing.] To boil or seethe to prepare, as a liquor, from malt and hops, etc., by steeping, boiling, and fermentation; to contrive; plot. — v. To perform the busine of brewing; to be in a state of preparation; to be forming or gathering. [AS. breowan, D. brouwen, G. brauen.] — Brew'age, n. Malt liquor; drink brewed. — Brew'er, n. — Brew'ery, -er-1, Brew'-house, n. A house where brewing is done. — Brewing, n. Act or proce of, etc. quantity brewed at once. Briarean,bri-a 'rt-an, a. Pert, to, or resembling, Briareus, a giant with a hundred hands. Bribe, brib, Something given to pervert the judgment or corrupt the conduct that which seduces; allurement, —v. [bribed (bribd), bribing.] To influence or corrupt by gifts; to gain by, etc. — v. To give, etc. [OF., a present, gift, esp. of broken meats given to beggars. — Brfbable, a. — Brfber, n. — Bribery, n. Act or practice of giving or taking, etc.