brookie
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of brookie
Example Sentences
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On the rue de Sèvres these days, you can get a tattoo, buy a vegetable-tanned leather bag, or nibble on a brookie, a cross between a brownie and cookie.
From The Guardian • Oct. 3, 2015
Maybe so, but this 10-inch brookie was a personal best by several inches.
From Time Magazine Archive
Make sure you�re able to distinguish between a brookie and a cutthroat before you whack anything on the head.
From Time Magazine Archive
Don�t be surprised if a 3-pound brookie grabs your offering.
From Time Magazine Archive
Catch a trophy brookie in the fall Large, colorful streamer flies, bucktails, and minnow-shaped, deep-running lures are perfect for catching trophy-size brook trout in late autumn.
From Time Magazine Archive
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