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From: "Tenorlove" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> < > style of decorative pin known as 'brooch'? ;-)>>
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> Yes, "brooch" is the correct word for the pin, but the word "broach"
> does exits, as in "It was not a good time to broach the subject." It
> mea
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Here ya go (NOTE: my hardbound copy of Webster's New World Dictionary has
"brooch" as sense 5) A<>E<>R
From
http://www.m-w.com/
Main Entry: 1broach
Pronunciation: 'brOch
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English broche, from Middle French,
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> Never saw the word 'broach' before...any relation to the
> style of decorative pin known as 'brooch'? ;-)
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> June
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Same word, different spellings.
"bro
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--- Ynr Chyldz Wyld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
< style of decorative pin known as 'brooch'? ;-)>>
Yes, "brooch" is the correct word for the pin, but the word "broach"
does exits, as in "It was not a good time to broach the subject." It
means
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Never saw the word 'broach' before...any relation to the
style of decorative pin known as 'brooch'? ;-)
June
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MADLEINE ALBRIGHT AND HER BROACHES
In Moscow, at the negotiations with the highest Russian officials Madleine
Albright was wearing a broach reprsenting a bee. The Russian journalists
covering her visit on t
