n. The sea; ocean; water; flood.n. A brink, edge, or margin; more especially, the line of junction between a body of water and its bank, or between the bank and the adjoining level: as, to descend to the brim of a lake; the river is full to the brim.n. The upper edge of anything hollow: as, the brim of a cup.n. A projecting edge, border, or rim round anything hollow: as, the brim of a hat.To fill to the brim, upper edge, or top.To be full to the brim: as, a brimming glass.To coast along near; skirt.To brim over, to run over the brim; overflow: often used in a figurative sense.To be in heat, as a boar or sow.Famous; celebrated; well known; notorious.Violent; fierce; terrible; sharp.Strong; powerful.Sharp; acute.n. A fish of the family Centrarchidæ, the long-eared sunfish, Lepomis auritus.n. The forehead.