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brook1

Syllabification: (brook)

Pronunciation: /bro͝ok/

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Definition of brook

noun

a small stream.

Derivatives

brooklet

Origin:

Old English brōc; related to Dutch broek and German Bruch 'marsh'

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Definition of brook in the British & World English dictionary

Nearby words

brood pouch
brooder
brooding
broodling
broody
brook ¹
brook ²
Brook Farm
brook trout
Brook, Peter
Brooke, Edward

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