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bruseie (c.1200)
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bruseie (c.1200)

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brusee;  bruscé,  bruscei;  brussei,  brusseie;  brusset,  brussett  
  FEW:  *bruscia 1,572b Gdf:  broussis 1,744a / brussei 1,748b GdfC: ∅ TL: broceïz  1,1154 / brociee 1,1159 DEAF:  broce (brusseie)  / broce (broussis)  / broce (brusseie)  / broce (brusset)  / broce (broussis)  DMF:  broussis  TLF: ∅ OED:  brushet n.  MED:  brushet n.  DMLBS:  brusca 220b

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1geog.heath, scrub: 
( MS: c.1310 )  mil acres de bois, pasture et brusee  186
( 1312-13 )  C. acres de more et de brusseie  Ed II xiii 159
2treesgeog.bot.thicket: 
( c.1200; MS: s.xiii3/4 )  Dreit a la porte il truvat la femele En une bruscé (var. (C: s.xiii2) bruscei; (A: s.xiv1/4) bruseie; (E: s.xiiim) brusset) u ele coillit astele  (B) 14419
( 1409 )  que le dit R. purra estubber la brussett d’espynez cressantz deinz Blakmanpottes pour la fesaunte (l. fesaunce) illoqs de pree et pasture  ii 144
3treesbot.brushwood: 
( MS: c.1310 )  en vente de bruseie et de bruere  144
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