Broadbrim

hrawd'brim, n. a bat with a broad brim, such as those worn by Quakers [colloq a Quaker. Broadcast, brawel'kast, adj scattered or sown abroad by the hand dispersed widely. adv. by throwing at large from the hand. Broad church, brawd church, n a party in the Church of England holding broad 01 liberal views of Christian doctrine. Broadcloth, brawd'kloth, n a fine kind of woollen fulled cloth, wider than twenty-nine inches. Broaden, brawd'n, v to make broad or broader. —v to grow broad or extend in breadth Broad-gauge, brawd'-gaj, n a distance of six or seven feet between the rails of a railway, as distinguished from the narrow gauge of 4 8J in. Broadside, brawd sid, n. the side of a ship all the guns on one side of a ship of war, or their simultaneous discharge a sheet of paper printed on one side. [with a broad blade.