breamfiat (bromflat)

A local English (Cam used as a substitute for a collar. will think you the most pathetical break promise, and break share (brak's har), n. [A perversion of brazy, simulating break, + share.] A term sometimes used as an equivalent to brary. break staff (brak's taf), n. The handle of a blacksmith's bellows. J. S. Phillips. break stone (brak's ton), saxifra break rob i. rock, + frangere, to break, with special reference to their use as a remedy in cases of calculus.] A name given to several different plants, especially to species of the genus Saxifraga, to pimpernel ( Pimp in ell a Saxifraga ), and to the parsley-piert ( Alchemilla arvensis). the L. name saxum, a break-up (brak up), and at in. A disrup tion, di olution of connection; a separation of a ma parts; a disintegration; band ment. Seldom was there a greater break - up among the speculators than in the autumn of that year. J. S. Mill . The general break - up of parties which took place last decade. The American , VIII. 278. II. a . Pertaining to or in celebration of the breaking up or termination of any society, a ociation, meeting, or the like: as, a break - up party or ceremony.