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a·broach  audio  (-brch) KEY  

ADJECTIVE:
  1. Opened or positioned so that a liquid, such as wine, can be let out.
  2. In a state of action; astir.

ETYMOLOGY:
Middle English abroche : a-, on, in ; see a- 2 + broche, a pointed object, spigot ; see broach 1


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