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Brood
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brooding
worried and thinking long and intensely especially about a particular problem
Covey
A brood or hatch of birds an old bird with her brood of young hence a small flock or number
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Broody
Inclined to brood
Eelfare
A brood of eels
Eye
A brood as an eye of pheasants
Nye
A brood or flock of pheasants
Incubate
To sit as on eggs for hatching to brood to brood upon or keep warm as eggs for the purpose of hatching
Eel-fares
Eel-fares, a fry or brood of eels, 25 Hen. 8, c. 4. See EELS.
Accession
to the operator, who only made a satisfaction to the former proprietor for the materials so converted. The brood of tame and domestic animals belongs to the owner of the dam or mother, the English law agreeing
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