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Apr. 9, 2015

brume \broom\ noun 1. mist; fog. Quotes The silver brume swirled around the hedge, thickening… -- L. E. Modesitt, Jr., Gravity Dreams, 1999 Origin Brume entered English in the 1800s. By way of French and Provençal, it stems from the Latin word brūma, which means "winter" and is a contraction of brevima diēs meaning "shortest day."

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