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    brook

    brook - Dictionary definition and meaning for word brook

    Definition
    (noun) a natural stream of water smaller than a river (and often a tributary of a river)
    Synonyms : creek
    Example Sentence
    • the creek dried up every summer
    Definition
    (verb) put up with something or somebody unpleasant
    Example Sentence
    • I cannot bear his constant criticism
    • The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks
    • he learned to tolerate the heat
    • She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage
   Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for brook

relate this to BROOK BOND tea....jst drink the tea and then u can tolerate any tension. :-)

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In class if you don't bring the BOOK teacher will not BROOK it.

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brook rhymes like hook which tolerates the weight of anything hanging on it

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Brook can be split into B(be) - ROOK (rookie). A "rookie" is an untrained army personel who has to put up with (tolerate) the rigors of training.

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brook...BRO(ther) + OK..consider it as "itz OK BRO i can bear it"

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BROOK: Be like a chess ROOK (elephant), which can ENDURE / TOLERATE a lot of strain

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BROOK...people ask Kelly BROOK,how u r able to TOLERATE or ENDURE the heavy weight of ur big boobs ??? :D

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1)bina rooke (in hindi language) 2)opposite of break

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brook can be related to broke. If you are broke(insolvent)they you will have to tolerate criticisms

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brook - if you cannot say Ruk in hindi to all irritating and intolerable people, then you will have to brook it.

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Word used in video below:
text: curiosity would not brook such a delay
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