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bruncle

bruncle noun: one who is both an uncle and a brother.

Noun

bruncle (plural bruncles)

  1. (informal, rare) One who is both an uncle and a brother.

Forms of bruncle

pluralbruncles

Origin of bruncle

Blend of brother + uncle.

Questions about bruncle

What does bruncle mean?
Bruncle means one who is both an uncle and a brother.
What part of speech is bruncle?
Bruncle is a noun.
What is the plural of bruncle?
The plural of bruncle is bruncles.

Words near bruncle in the dictionary

  1. brunchless
  2. brunchtime
  3. brunchtimes
  4. brunchy
  5. brunckite
  6. bruncle
  7. bruncles
  8. Brundage
  9. Brundages
  10. Brundall
  11. Brundalls

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