Bramble - roses, faint and pale

bramble-worm (bram'bl-wėrm), n. brandling, 2. Same as brambling (bram'bling), n . [ bramble + -ing3 .] A common European conirostral oscine pa erine bird, of the family Fringillid a , Fringilla IMG:content-2425.png:[ocr errors] Brambling or Mountain-finch ( Fringilla montifringilla). montifringilla , or mountain-finch, closely related to and resembling the chaffinch, F. cœ lebs , but larger. Also called bramble - finch . brambly (bram' bli), a . [ bramble + -y1.] Full of brambles: as, " brambly wilderne es," Tennyson, The Brook. bramet (brām), n. [OF. brame , bram , a cry of pain or longing (= Bret. bram , a noise, = Sp . It. brama , desire), bramer = Pr. bramar = Sp . bramar , bramar , cry out, for, OHG. breman = AS. bremman = bremmen , roar: see brim1 .] Intense pa ion or emotion. = It. bramare , desire, long Through long languor and hart-burning brame, She shortly like a pyned ghost became. Spenser , F. Q., III. ii. 52. Bramin, etc. See Brahman , etc. bramoid (bram'oid), a. and n. [ Brama + -oid.] I. a. Pertaining to or resembling the Bramida .