Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- An obsolete form of
branch .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I thinke it not vnméete, first to treate of that subiect, procéeding so from braunch to braunch, till I haue giuen euery one sufficient knowledge.
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And whil'st her braunch faire blossomes foorth did bring,
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Chaucer says that on May-day early "fourth goth al the court, both most and lest, to fetche the flowrès fresh, and braunch, and blome," and Henry VIII. kept
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The blossome, which my braunch of youth did beare,
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The braunch once dead, the budde eke needes must quaile,
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The braunch once dead, the budde eke needes must quaile,
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For, God taketh it for confefled. that '** when either of them was borne of a holy Father, and fucceflbur of the couenaunt, finally a braunch of the holy rootc: now the children of lacob were more than comonly bond, which were taken into that dignity.
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The braunch) He meaneth Dido, who being, as it were the main braunch now withered the buddes that is beautie (as he sayd afore) can nomore flourish.
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