[f. as prec. + -ING2.] That browbeats; bullying, insolent.
1816. Remarks Eng. Manners, 65. Nor are these instances of browbeating insolence uncommon.
1864. Max Müller, Chips (1880), I. vii. 147. A cross-examination by a brow-beating lawyer.
[f. as prec. + -ING2.] That browbeats; bullying, insolent.
1816. Remarks Eng. Manners, 65. Nor are these instances of browbeating insolence uncommon.
1864. Max Müller, Chips (1880), I. vii. 147. A cross-examination by a brow-beating lawyer.