Associations to the word «Brill»
Noun
- Leiden
- Fran
- Tramway
- Encyclopaedia
- Publisher
- Trolley
- Buckinghamshire
- Netherlands
- Debbie
- Flushing
- Carp
- Lei
- Healy
- Streetcar
- Garion
- Siding
- Boston
- Mccall
- Zoe
- Alvarez
- Judaism
- Buckingham
- Pullman
- Steven
- Luton
- Gazetteer
- Songwriting
- Cod
- Islam
- Maia
- Eel
- Sole
- Whiting
- Supplement
- Wally
- Lobster
- Louie
- Shrimp
- Martha
- Nag
- Imperialism
- Ellie
- Steeple
- Marty
- Greenfield
- Barak
- Patti
- Isbn
- Lev
- Yvonne
- Greenwich
- Sesame
- Judah
- Roberta
- Hind
- Inverness
- Burt
- Severn
- Wink
- Lobbying
- Crab
- Songwriter
- Gibbon
- Isotope
- Corey
- Freud
- Wanda
- Winslow
- Roanoke
- Herodotus
- Handbook
- Lyricist
- Underwood
- Horst
- Hinduism
- Relapse
- Writings
- Hermann
- Lexicon
- Commentary
- Cologne
- Nl
- Fauna
- Mahmud
- Demography
- Historiography
- Hilltop
- Murdoch
- Celestial
- Nyc
Wiktionary
BRILL, noun. A type of flatfish, Scophthalmus rhombus.
BRILL, adjective. (UK) (slang) Wonderful, clever, amusing. Denotes approval of the noun it is applied to, comparable to "cool".
BRILL, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
BRILL, noun. European food fish.
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