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Brewers Dictionary
> Brother
Brosier.
Brother German.
CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
18101897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Brother
or
Frère.
A friar not in orders. (
See
F
ATHER.
)
1
Brother
(So-and-so). A fellow-barrister.
2
Brother Benedict.
A married man. (
See
B
ENEDICT.
)
3
Brother Birch.
A fellow-school-master.
4
Brother Blade.
A fellow-soldier, properly; but now anyone of the same calling as yourself.
5
Brother Brush.
A fellow-painter.
6
Brother Bung.
A fellow-tapster.
7
Brother Buskin.
A fellow-comedian or actor.
8
A Brother Chip.
A fellow-carpenter.
9
A Brother Clergyman.
A fellow-clergyman.
10
A Brother Crispin.
A fellow-shoemaker.
11
A Brother Mason.
A fellow-Free-mason.
12
A Brother Quill.
A fellow-author.
13
A Brother Salt.
A fellow-seaman or sailor.
14
A Brother Shuttle.
A fellow-weaver.
15
A Brother Stitch.
A fellow-tailor.
16
A Brother String.
A fellow-violinist.
17
A Brother Whip.
A fellow coachman.
18
Brosier.
Brother German.
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