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n. Chiefly British A badger.

n. a male badger.

n. A brocket.

v. to taunt

n. A badger.

n. A brocket.

n. A badger.

n. [Sometimes used as a term of reproach.

n. A piece; a fragment.

To break, crumble, or cut into bits or shreds.

To cry out; murmur; complain: a word of somewhat uncertain meaning, found only in the two passages quoted.

n. A cart-horse or draft-horse: a word of uncertain original meaning, applied also in provincial English to a cow.

n. The name of an insect.

n. A pig.

n. Swill for feeding pigs.

n. Short for brocket.

n. A cabbage.

n. A variant of brough.

"Dinmont regarded Brown's tenderness to a "brock" -- as a proof of incredible imbecility, or, rather, of want of proper antipathy to vermin."

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