v. Obs. rare–1. [Origin uncertain: cf. BRUSTLE.] trans. ? To crack; to bruise a little.
1624. Fletcher, Wife for Month, II. vi. Two broken citizens. Break ’em more; they are but brusled yet!
v. Obs. rare–1. [Origin uncertain: cf. BRUSTLE.] trans. ? To crack; to bruise a little.
1624. Fletcher, Wife for Month, II. vi. Two broken citizens. Break ’em more; they are but brusled yet!
