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im·brue  audio  (m-br) KEY  also em·brue  (m-) KEY 

TRANSITIVE VERB:
im··brued, im··bru·ing, im··brues
  1. To saturate.
  2. To stain.

ETYMOLOGY:
Middle English embrewen, from Old French embreuver, from Vulgar Latin *imbiberre : Latin in-, in ; see in-2 + Late Latin biber, beverage (from Latin bibere, to drink; see beverage)


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