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Definition of brother
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Brother
(v. t.) To make a
brother
of; to call or treat as a
brother;
to admit to a
brotherhood.
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Brotherly
::
Brotherly
(adv.)
Like a
brother;
affectionately;
kindly.
Edomite
::
Edomite
(n.) One of the
descendants
of Esau or Edom, the
brother
of
Jacob;
an
Idumean..
Half Blood
::
Half blood () The
relation
between
persons
born of the same
father
or of the same
mother,
but not of both; as, a
brother
or
sister
of the half
blood.
See
Blood,
n., 2 and 4..
Cousin
::
Cousin
(n.) One
collaterally
related
more
remotely
than a
brother
or
sister;
especially,
the son or
daughter
of an uncle or
aunt..
Giant
::
Giant (a.) Like a
giant;
extraordinary
in size,
strength,
or
power;
as, giant
brothers;
a giant son..
Cross
::
Cross (a.) Made in an
opposite
direction,
or an
inverse
relation;
mutually
inverse;
interchanged;
as, cross
interrogatories;
cross
marriages,
as when a
brother
and
sister
marry
persons
standing
in the same
relation
to each
other..
Brothered
::
Brothered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Brothe.
Congregationalism
::
Congregationalism
(n.) That
system
of
church
organization
which vests all
ecclesiastical
power in the
assembled
brotherhood
of each local
church.
Brothers
::
Brothers
(pl. ) of
Brothe.
Fratricide
::
Fratricide
(n.) The act of one who
murders
or kills his own
brother.
Friar
::
Friar (n.) A
brother
or
member
of any
religious
order,
but
especially
of one of the four
mendicant
orders,
viz: (a)
Minors,
Gray
Friars,
or
Franciscans.
(b)
Augustines.
(c)
Dominicans
or Black
Friars.
(d) White
Friars
or
Carmelites.
See these names in the
Vocabulary..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To pass or be
transferred
by
chance,
lot,
distribution,
inheritance,
or
otherwise;
as, the
estate
fell to his
brother;
the
kingdom
fell into the hands of his
rivals..
Greenlet
::
Greenlet
(n.) l.
(Zool.)
One of
numerous
species
of small
American
singing
birds,
of the genus
Vireo,
as the
solitary,
or
blue-headed
(Vireo
solitarius);
the
brotherly-love
(V.
Philadelphicus);
the
warbling
greenlet
(V.
gilvus);
the
yellow-throated
greenlet
(V.
flavifrons)
and
others.
See
Vireo..
Brother
::
Brother
(n.) A male
person
who has the same
father
and
mother
with
another
person,
or who has one of them only. In the
latter
case he is more
definitely
called
a half
brother,
or
brother
of the half
blood..
Brother
::
Brother
(v. t.) To make a
brother
of; to call or treat as a
brother;
to admit to a
brotherhood.
Borough-english
::
Borough-English
(n.) A
custom,
as in some
ancient
boroughs,
by which lands and
tenements
descend
to the
youngest
son,
instead
of the
eldest;
or, if the owner have no
issue,
to the
youngest
brother..
Fraternal
::
Fraternal
(a.) Pf,
pertaining
to, or
involving,
brethren;
becoming
to
brothers;
brotherly;
as,
fraternal
affection;
a
fraternal
embrace..
Fraternity
::
Fraternity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
fraternal
or
brotherly;
brotherhood.
Mulier
::
Mulier
(n.)
Lawful
issue born in
wedlock,
in
distinction
from an elder
brother
born of the same
parents
before
their
marriage;
a
lawful
son..
Eldest
::
Eldest
(a.) Born or
living
first,
or
before
the
others,
as a son,
daughter,
brother,
etc.; first in
origin.
See
Elder..
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