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- brannus:—a fish, probably a bream (abramis brama).
- brao:—a ham; a gammon, possibly a misreading of baco.
- braseum:—malt.
- brasiare:—to brew.
- brasiaria:—a malthouse; a brewery.
- brasiator:—a maltster; a brewer.
- brasina:—a brewhouse.
- brasinagium:—brewing.
- brasinum:—the quantity of beer brewed at one time.
- brasium:—malt.
- brasorium:—a brewhouse.
- brassata:—a measure of 6 feet.
- brattea:—a leaf of metal, foil.
- bravium:—a prize.
- breca:—half a virgate (Worcester Priory Reg.).
- brecca, brecka:—a breach. See also braca.
- brechia. See braca, brecca.
- bredna:—a bream.
- breidura:—embroidery.
- breisna:—wethers.
- brella:—starch.
- bremia:—a bream.
- bremium:—bran.
- bremulus:—a bream.
- brenagium:—a rent paid in bran, for the feed of the lord's hounds.
- brenna, brennia:—a bream (abramis brama).
- brennium, breno:—bran.
- bresmia, bresna, bresnia:—a bream.
- bretaschia:—a stockade.
- bretechia, bretesca:—a stockade.
- brethachia:—a stockade.
- brethachiare:—to fortify with stockades.
- bretnia:—a bream.
- breve:—a writ.
- breviarium:—a breviary.
- brevigerulus:—one who carries and serves writs.
- brevis:—a brief.
- brevitor:—a writer of writs.
- bria:—a liquid measure.
- brianneum seruitium:—same as brenagium (?). (Selby Coucher, f. 122b.)
- briga:—contention; tumult.
- brigandinarius:—an officer in command of a brigade.
- brigata:—a brigade.
- Brigittensis:—a nun of the order of St. Bridget.
- broca:—a tap. See brocha.
- brocagium, broccagium:—a broker's hire; brokerage.
- brocatus:—stitched. See brocha.
- broccarius, broccator:—a broker.
- brocella:—a wood.
- brocellum:—brushwood.
- brocha, broccus:—an awl; a packing needle; a spit.
- brochia:—a pitcher.
- brochus:—a stick of eels, i.e. 25.
- broculator:—a brewer.
- brodiellum:—brewet, pottage.
- brodium:—broth.
