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brake(7) (iou)



brake noun6. In branch II also break. E16.
[Origin unkn.: the two branches may represent different words.]
I. A cage, a trap; a snare, a difficulty. E16-M17.
An instrument of torture; a rack. M16-M19.
A framework intended to hold something steady; a frame in which a horse's foot is placed when being shod. E17.
II.
A carriage-frame without a body, for breaking-in young horses. M19.
A large wagonette; an estate car. M19.
shooting brake an estate car.