bree
1 Britishnoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of bree1
Old English brīg , variant of brīw pottage; related to Old High German brīo soup, Old English brīwan to cook, Middle Irish brēo flame
Origin of bree2
C19: perhaps from earlier bree brow
Example Sentences
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Over two separate video interviews from New York — Oppenheimer from her home; Van Patten and White, later in the day, from a hotel room — The Times caught up with the trio to discuss bringing the dark and twisted saga to an end, why Stephen wasn’t dealt more severe punishment and the love story between Bree and Wrigley.
From Los Angeles Times
But I said to the writers room, “I just want it to be her finally having the decision — Bree or him, friends or him — and her choosing him and then, it’s not this, but it’s as if he just drives away and leaves her by the side of the road.”
From Los Angeles Times
How did you and the writers grapple with why Evan and Bree would invite Stephen to the wedding after everything that happened in college?
From Los Angeles Times
So it’s not up to Bree, and like a lot of people do, she’s decided to accept that her fiancé has this friend she hates.
From Los Angeles Times
At what point did you both learn that it was Bree who released the tape with Lucy confessing to lying about being sexually assaulted by Chris — a lie she told to protect Pippa, his actual victim?
From Los Angeles Times
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