brook) (bruk)

[Early mod. E. also brooke, broke; a river. Springs make little rivulets; those united make brooks ; and those coming together make rivers, which empty themselves into the sea. Locke . Brook-trout. See trout . - To fly at the brookt. See Ayl. brook1 (brük), v. i. [Appar. brook1 , n.] To draw together and threaten rain: said of the clouds: with up . [Old and prov. Eng.]