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brill Definition

brill (bril)

noun pl. brill or brills

an edible European flatfish (Scophthalmus rhombus)

Etymology: < ? Cornish brilli, mackerel

brill Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • look: It's called The Deep Wood Camp and looks absolutely brill!
  • have: Had a brill run down into Keswick - really steep descent through the forest - lots of burning rubber.

Preposition: with

  • kid: Your girls were brill with the kids I have also recommended you to a few friends of mine.

Adjective modifier

  • just: I also think this stuff would be great for kids, as its just brill for building big things from generally fooling around on.

Modifies a noun

  • stuff: Written by John McKenzie You do some brill stuff!
  • idea: In early 2001, one of our members gave the BIHA a simple but brill ian t idea to dramatically increase all our profits.
  • time: I had a brill time, invite me again, please.
  • site: Philip GCSE student, Sittingbourne Mr. Hopkins this is a brill site and it has helped me a lot with my coursework.
  • book: Rating: 10/10 This is a brill book with a real sense of magic.
  • filet: Season the brill filets and add them to the pan along with the langoustine and fennel skewers.

Noun used with modifier

  • steve: And then became us when in steve brill florida health insurance premium first isn't just about pricing.
  • sound: Cooking outside sounds brill, bit we've got 12 " of snow and more at mo, and more forecast for tonight.