Brute

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 58
broot, a. Xot having sensation or reason; n. i sensele ; irrational; unintelligent; animal; bestial; rough. — n. A beast; a low-bred, unfeeling | person.— Bru'tal, a. Pert, to, or like, etc.; cruel; inpi. j human. — Brutal'ity, n. — Bru'talize [-talized the (-izd), -izixg], Bru'tify [-tified (-ti-iicl), -fyixg], to, v. a. t. Having To make characteristics a brute of,' of, make etc. brutal.; ignorant; — Bru'tish, stupid; the gro ; carnal; bestial.— Bru'tishly, adv.— Bru'tishne , n. — Bru'tism, -tizm, n. The nature, qualities, or actions, of a brute.
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