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71brink — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. edge, brim, rim, bluff; verge, turning point. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. edge, brim, rim, verge; see edge 1 , rim . See Synonym Study at rim . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. verge, edge, borderline,… …
72brink — sb. Alys. 3491. K. Horn, 147 …
73brink — brɪŋk n. edge, verge, lip …
74brink — n. 1. Edge, border, margin, verge, brow. 2. Shore, bank, brim, rim, margin, marge, sands, border …
75brink — n 1. brim, rim, lip, edge; margin, perimeter, apogee, extremity. 2. verge, point, moment; crisis, crossroads, juncture, turning point …
76brink — Nihinihi. See brim …
77Brink’s Mat — a British company, the owner of a building for storing valuable things at Heathrow Airport. In 1983 thieves stole gold worth £26 million from the building. At that time it was Britain’s largest robbery. The police spent many years investigating… …
78BRINK, JAN TEN — a Dutch writer, distinguished as a critic in the department of belles lettres; b. 1834 …
79brink·man·ship — …
80Charles Oscar Brink — FBA (geboren als Karl Oskar Levy, * 13. März 1907 in Berlin Charlottenburg; † 2. März 1994 in Cambridge) war ein britischer Klassischer Philologe deutscher Herkunft. Er war von 1954 bis 1974 Kennedy Professor of Latin an der University of… …
