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Definition of brew
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of brew is as below...
Brew (v. i.) To be in a state of
preparation;
to be
mixing,
forming,
or
gathering;
as, a storm brews in the
west..
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Point
::
Point (n.) To mark (as
Hebrew)
with vowel
points.
Brewing
::
Brewing
(n.) The act or
process
of
preparing
liquors
which are
brewed,
as beer and ale..
Israelitish
::
Israelitish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Israel,
or to the
Israelites;
Jewish;
Hebrew..
Brewing
::
Brewing
(n.) The
quantity
brewed
at once.
Acrostic
::
Acrostic
(n.) A
Hebrew
poem in which the lines or
stanzas
begin with the
letters
of the
alphabet
in
regular
order (as Psalm
cxix.).
See
Abecedarian.
Mash
::
Mash (v. t.) To
convert
into a mash; to
reduce
to a soft pulpy state by
beating
or
pressure;
to
bruise;
to
crush;
as, to mash
apples
in a mill, or
potatoes
with a
pestle.
Specifically
(Brewing),
to
convert,
as malt, or malt and meal, into the mash which makes
wort..
Rabbinic
::
Rabbinic
(n.) The
language
or
dialect
of the
rabbins;
the later
Hebrew.
Log
::
Log (n.) A
Hebrew
measure
of
liquids,
containing
2.37
gills..
Ericius
::
Ericius
(n.) The
Vulgate
rendering
of the
Hebrew
word
qip/d,
which in the
Authorized
Version
is
translated
bittern,
and in the
Revised
Version,
porcupine..
Midrash
::
Midrash
(n.) A
talmudic
exposition
of the
Hebrew
law, or of some part of it..
Tolsester
::
Tolsester
(n.) A toll or
tribute
of a
sextary
of ale, paid to the lords of some
manors
by their
tenants,
for
liberty
to brew and sell ale..
Jacob
::
"Jacob
(n.) A
Hebrew
patriarch
(son of
Isaac,
and
ancestor
of the
Jews),
who in a
vision
saw a
ladder
reaching
up to
heaven
(Gen.
xxviii.
12); -- also
called
Israel..
Parallelism
::
Parallelism
(n.)
Similarity
of
construction
or
meaning
of
clauses
placed
side by side,
especially
clauses
expressing
the same
sentiment
with
slight
modifications,
as is
common
in
Hebrew
poetry;
e. g.:
--//At
her feet he
bowed,
he
fell:/Where
he
bowed,
there he fell down dead. Judg. v. 27..
Record
::
Record
(v. t.) A
writing
by which some act or
event,
or a
number
of acts or
events,
is
recorded;
a
register;
as, a
record
of the acts of the
Hebrew
kings;
a
record
of the
variations
of
temperature
during
a
certain
time; a
family
record..
Interpret
::
Interpret
(v. t.) To
explain
or tell the
meaning
of; to
expound;
to
translate
orally
into
intelligible
or
familiar
language
or
terms;
to
decipher;
to
define;
--
applied
esp. to
language,
but also to
dreams,
signs,
conduct,
mysteries,
etc.; as, to
interpret
the
Hebrew
language
to an
Englishman;
to
interpret
an
Indian
speech..
Mash
::
Mash (n.) A mass of mixed
ingredients
reduced
to a soft pulpy state by
beating
or
pressure;
a mass of
anything
in a soft pulpy
state.
Specifically
(Brewing),
ground
or
bruised
malt, or meal of rye,
wheat,
corn, or other grain (or a
mixture
of malt and meal)
steeped
and
stirred
in hot water for
making
the
wort..
Brewis
::
Brewis
(n.) Bread
soaked
in
broth,
drippings
of roast meat, milk, or water and
butter..
Brewing
::
Brewing
(n.) A
mixing
together.
Malt
::
Malt (n.)
Barley
or other
grain,
steeped
in water and dried in a kiln, thus
forcing
germination
until the
saccharine
principle
has been
evolved.
It is used in
brewing
and in the
distillation
of
whisky..
Barm
::
Barm (n.) Foam
rising
upon beer, or other malt
liquors,
when
fermenting,
and used as
leaven
in
making
bread and in
brewing;
yeast..
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