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(brūm)

n.
Fog or mist.

[French, from Old French, perhaps from Provençal, from Latin brūma, winter. See brumal.]

brumous bru'mous (brū'məs) adj.

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IN BRIEF: Noun- Water in the form of particles suspended in the atmosphere at or near the surface of the earth.

Tutor's tip: The butler used the "broom" (implement used for sweeping) to sweep out the "brougham" (carriage), then drove away in the "brume" (mist or fog).

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