Which Language Is Brusque?
We Borrowed "Brusque" from French in the 1600S. the French, in Turn, Had Borrowed It from Italian, Where It Was Spelled "Brusco" and Meant "Tart." and the...
We borrowed "brusque" from French in the 1600s. The French, in turn, had borrowed it from Italian, where it was spelled "brusco" and meant "tart." And the Italian term came from "bruscus," the Medieval Latin name for butcher's-broom, a shrub whose bristly leaf-like twigs have long been used for making brooms.
What is a offhand?
(Entry 1 of 2) : without premeditation or preparation : extempore couldn't give the figures offhand.
What is the Bengali meaning of brusquely?
marked by rude or peremptory shortness.
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