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BRIZE

Volume 1 · 72 words · 1771 Edition

in husbandry, denotes ground that has lain long untilled.

**Brize-vent**, shelters used by gardeners who have not walls on the north-side, to keep cold winds from damaging their beds of melons. They are inclosures about six or seven feet high, and an inch or more thick; made of straw, supported by stakes fixed into the ground, and props across on both inside and outside; and fastened together with willow twigs, or iron-wire.