Definition of brim in English:

brim

nounPlural brims brɪmbrɪm

1The projecting edge around the bottom of a hat.
a soft hat with a turned-up brim
Example sentencesExamples
- Women may wear peasant babushkas on their heads, and men may wear hats with floppy brims.
- However, the short brim of a baseball cap can create a long shadow across the body of a standing person.
- Her face showed little emotion as the dark flicker of shadows created by the brim of her hat shaded her eyes.
- They wore big felt hats, their brims curled upwards, embroidered bolero jackets and cream colored chamois breeches.
- It's made from 100% polyester soft pro fleece with binding at the brim and a little pocket centered at forehead level.
- Wear sun-protective clothing such as hats with broad brims.
- Cover your hair with a large brim hat or scarf while sitting poolside to block the sun's rays.
- Another tip is to sew or heat press your company information, including address and phone number, inside the brim.
- When resting your hat on a table, rest it on its crown (upside down), rather than its brim.
- A wrench beside his face pertly pushed up the brim of his orange baseball cap.
- Jane adjusted her own less dramatic hat, with a smaller brim and darker shade.
- The brim of his hat shaded his eyes, but I knew that they were looking at me.
- Laila put the hat on, angling the brim like I did.
- The man pocketed the envelope, then briefly touched the brim of his hat as he stood.
- The hat was a pale blue that looked like a stocking cap, but had a small brim in the front like a baseball cap.
- As a rule of thumb, if you can stick a whole finger under the brim of the hat, it's too big.
- He is wearing a baseball cap with the brim extending over his left ear.
- The ultimate wedding hat featured a wide brim surrounded by flowers and a huge veil which belled into a dress.
- Both wore black hats with short crowns and wide brims.
- His hat had a harness and the brim was also decorated with gold buttons.
Synonyms
peak, visor, bill, projection, shield, shade
2The upper edge or lip of a cup, bowl, or other container.
he filled her glass to the brim
Example sentencesExamples
- Greg opened one trunk, and found it packed to the brim with books.
- Whatever receptacle you took up to his barrow, short of a bucket, he would fill to the brim, for one old penny.
- What looked like a small set of saddlebags was stuffed to the brim with items that Zareni couldn't quite make out.
- The bowls are small but they're filled to the brim with intriguing ingredients.
- The chest was filled to the brim with silver bars.
- Both large containers were filled to the brim with a red thick goo.
- It was some kind of scrapbook, stuffed to the brim with photos, letters, and newspaper clippings.
- Or, you may wish to purchase baskets already planted to the brim with spectacular begonias ready to hang.
- In the far right corner there was a bookshelf stuffed to the brim with books on history and folklore and legends.
- Year round rains had filled the reservoirs to the brim, a sight not seen in recent memory.
- Gabe promptly filled Ethan's bowl to the brim with the contents of that pot.
- The man carried a small satchel on his back full to the brim with goods, but this year there were no customers.
- I imagined the shelter filled to the brim with rubbish.
- She took out a lunchbox stuffed to the brim with sweets and chocolate.
- The trash bin was stuffed to the brim, but Blair's crate was set off to the side, smashed into several pieces.
- Anyhow, my zucchinis were stuffed to the brim, and I put the lids back on.
- She grabbed the bottle and filled it nearly to the brim, spilling a little on the bar top.
- The bottle tipped over, filling the glass to the brim.
- Both mercenaries had already finished loading their ammo packs to the brim with ammo for their selected weapons.
- Then, fill up that salad or soup bowl to the brim!
Synonyms
rim, lip, brink, edge, margin

verbbrimmed, brims, brimming brɪmbrɪm

[no object]often as adjective brimming

1Be full to the point of overflowing.
a brimming cup
Example sentencesExamples
- The garbage can beside me is brimming by the minute.
- His campaign war chest is brimming - it is expected that he will have raised $170 million by early spring.
- He stared back at me, blue eyes actually brimming.
- With their coffers brimming, the public networks can splurge on top talent.
- Greenhouse shelves are brimming, but make room for cucurbit starts (squash, melons and gourds).
- ‘People don't pick on people's sisters,’ she protested, her eyes brimming.
Synonyms
be full, be filled up, be filled to the top, be full to capacity, be packed with, overflow, run/well over
1. 1.1 Fill something so completely that it almost overflows.
  large tears brimmed in her eyes
  Example sentencesExamples
  Tears filled her eyes and brimmed over the edge.
  I could feel the tears brimming at the edge of my eyes.
  With tears brimming, I stop filming and rub the backs of my knuckles across my eyes.
  Then she pulled her hand away, but not before I saw her eyes brim with tears.
  Lena muttered, dark circles brimming into her eyes.
  Already I could feel hot tears brimming my eyes.
  Synonyms
  fill, fill up, fill to capacity, overflow
2. 1.2 Be full of a particular quality, feeling, etc.
  he is brimming with ideas
  Example sentencesExamples
  His writing brims with death and decay, but, buoyed by a certain old-fashioned stateliness, it avoids cheap gore.
  Words escaped her - there was nothing more than a full, brimming feeling that she was about to puke.
  The work is an icy bluish gray, brimming over with a quiet urgency and haunting luminosity.
  Oh I would never have guessed, I thought, brimming over with smugness.
  The recording brims with the excitement of realized talent.
  Her voice was brimming over with joyous laughter.
  In fact, the exhibition brims with other themes that invite elaboration that would give interpretative depth.
  I bite my lip, aware of the hope brimming inside me.
  An oblique love story, the play brims with compassionate understanding.
  He felt the love, a relatively new feeling, brimming within him and fought the urge to take her in his arms.
  How to do this when I wasn't exactly brimming over with information?
  He again heard the whispers of Sara's happy voice, excitement brimming at the prospect of artistic learning.
  But not enough to hide the concern she was feeling for her friend that was brimming behind her sparkling blue eyes.
  She asked, curiosity brimming in her eyes and voice.
  He's a positive thinker now, full of can-do, upbeat mottoes and brimming over with assertive high spirits.
  He was brimming over with excitement by this stage.
  Most, however, returned home, brimming over with plunder.
  The industry brims with theories on what makes millennials tick.
  That disc brims with behind-the-scenes explanations and endearing insights into the mind of the director.
  I was brimming, no, overflowing with good feelings.
  It's dark, at times brooding, but brimming full of energy and orchestration.

Derivatives

brimless

adjective ˈbrɪmləsˈbrɪmləs

Everyone who works production at the plant wears white coveralls and a brimless white cap.
Example sentencesExamples
- Note that the arc of her brimless hat is shaped so the front is taller than the sides and back.
- It consisted of a piece of cloth that was sewn to a finely embroidered, brimless hat.
- I wore a brimless baseball cap underneath.
- He also outlawed the traditional fez, a brimless, cone-shaped, red hat.

brimmed

adjective ˈbrɪmdbrɪmd

in combination a wide-brimmed hat

Origin

Middle English (denoting the edge of the sea or other body of water): perhaps related to German Bräme 'trimming'.

Rhymes

bedim, crim, dim, glim, grim, Grimm, gym, him, hymn, Jim, Kim, limb, limn, nim, prim, scrim, shim, Sim, skim, slim, swim, Tim, trim, vim, whim

Definition of brim in US English:

brim

nounbrimbrɪm

1The projecting edge around the bottom of a hat.
a soft hat with a turned-up brim
Example sentencesExamples
- He is wearing a baseball cap with the brim extending over his left ear.
- A wrench beside his face pertly pushed up the brim of his orange baseball cap.
- They wore big felt hats, their brims curled upwards, embroidered bolero jackets and cream colored chamois breeches.
- Another tip is to sew or heat press your company information, including address and phone number, inside the brim.
- The ultimate wedding hat featured a wide brim surrounded by flowers and a huge veil which belled into a dress.
- His hat had a harness and the brim was also decorated with gold buttons.
- Jane adjusted her own less dramatic hat, with a smaller brim and darker shade.
- The hat was a pale blue that looked like a stocking cap, but had a small brim in the front like a baseball cap.
- Both wore black hats with short crowns and wide brims.
- Laila put the hat on, angling the brim like I did.
- Women may wear peasant babushkas on their heads, and men may wear hats with floppy brims.
- When resting your hat on a table, rest it on its crown (upside down), rather than its brim.
- The man pocketed the envelope, then briefly touched the brim of his hat as he stood.
- Her face showed little emotion as the dark flicker of shadows created by the brim of her hat shaded her eyes.
- As a rule of thumb, if you can stick a whole finger under the brim of the hat, it's too big.
- Wear sun-protective clothing such as hats with broad brims.
- The brim of his hat shaded his eyes, but I knew that they were looking at me.
- Cover your hair with a large brim hat or scarf while sitting poolside to block the sun's rays.
- It's made from 100% polyester soft pro fleece with binding at the brim and a little pocket centered at forehead level.
- However, the short brim of a baseball cap can create a long shadow across the body of a standing person.
Synonyms
peak, visor, bill, projection, shield, shade
1. 1.1 The upper edge or lip of a cup, bowl, or other container.
  tankards frothing to the brim
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gabe promptly filled Ethan's bowl to the brim with the contents of that pot.
  Then, fill up that salad or soup bowl to the brim!
  Greg opened one trunk, and found it packed to the brim with books.
  The chest was filled to the brim with silver bars.
  I imagined the shelter filled to the brim with rubbish.
  She took out a lunchbox stuffed to the brim with sweets and chocolate.
  The man carried a small satchel on his back full to the brim with goods, but this year there were no customers.
  Or, you may wish to purchase baskets already planted to the brim with spectacular begonias ready to hang.
  What looked like a small set of saddlebags was stuffed to the brim with items that Zareni couldn't quite make out.
  She grabbed the bottle and filled it nearly to the brim, spilling a little on the bar top.
  The bowls are small but they're filled to the brim with intriguing ingredients.
  Whatever receptacle you took up to his barrow, short of a bucket, he would fill to the brim, for one old penny.
  Year round rains had filled the reservoirs to the brim, a sight not seen in recent memory.
  Anyhow, my zucchinis were stuffed to the brim, and I put the lids back on.
  The trash bin was stuffed to the brim, but Blair's crate was set off to the side, smashed into several pieces.
  Both mercenaries had already finished loading their ammo packs to the brim with ammo for their selected weapons.
  Both large containers were filled to the brim with a red thick goo.
  In the far right corner there was a bookshelf stuffed to the brim with books on history and folklore and legends.
  The bottle tipped over, filling the glass to the brim.
  It was some kind of scrapbook, stuffed to the brim with photos, letters, and newspaper clippings.
  Synonyms
  rim, lip, brink, edge, margin

verbbrimbrɪm

often as adjective brimming

1Fill or be full to the point of overflowing.
no object a brimming cup
with object seawater brimmed the riverbanks
Example sentencesExamples
- The garbage can beside me is brimming by the minute.
- He stared back at me, blue eyes actually brimming.
- With their coffers brimming, the public networks can splurge on top talent.
- ‘People don't pick on people's sisters,’ she protested, her eyes brimming.
- Greenhouse shelves are brimming, but make room for cucurbit starts (squash, melons and gourds).
- His campaign war chest is brimming - it is expected that he will have raised $170 million by early spring.
Synonyms
be full, be filled up, be filled to the top, be full to capacity, be packed with, overflow, run over, well over
1. 1.1 Fill something so completely as almost to spill out of it.
  large tears brimmed in her eyes
  Example sentencesExamples
  With tears brimming, I stop filming and rub the backs of my knuckles across my eyes.
  Already I could feel hot tears brimming my eyes.
  I could feel the tears brimming at the edge of my eyes.
  Then she pulled her hand away, but not before I saw her eyes brim with tears.
  Tears filled her eyes and brimmed over the edge.
  Lena muttered, dark circles brimming into her eyes.
  Synonyms
  fill, fill up, fill to capacity, overflow
2. 1.2 Be possessed by or full of feelings or thoughts.
  he is brimming with ideas
  Example sentencesExamples
  His writing brims with death and decay, but, buoyed by a certain old-fashioned stateliness, it avoids cheap gore.
  Words escaped her - there was nothing more than a full, brimming feeling that she was about to puke.
  That disc brims with behind-the-scenes explanations and endearing insights into the mind of the director.
  He was brimming over with excitement by this stage.
  The work is an icy bluish gray, brimming over with a quiet urgency and haunting luminosity.
  The recording brims with the excitement of realized talent.
  It's dark, at times brooding, but brimming full of energy and orchestration.
  An oblique love story, the play brims with compassionate understanding.
  He felt the love, a relatively new feeling, brimming within him and fought the urge to take her in his arms.
  I was brimming, no, overflowing with good feelings.
  Her voice was brimming over with joyous laughter.
  Most, however, returned home, brimming over with plunder.
  Oh I would never have guessed, I thought, brimming over with smugness.
  She asked, curiosity brimming in her eyes and voice.
  He's a positive thinker now, full of can-do, upbeat mottoes and brimming over with assertive high spirits.
  How to do this when I wasn't exactly brimming over with information?
  The industry brims with theories on what makes millennials tick.
  In fact, the exhibition brims with other themes that invite elaboration that would give interpretative depth.
  But not enough to hide the concern she was feeling for her friend that was brimming behind her sparkling blue eyes.
  He again heard the whispers of Sara's happy voice, excitement brimming at the prospect of artistic learning.
  I bite my lip, aware of the hope brimming inside me.

Origin

Middle English (denoting the edge of the sea or other body of water): perhaps related to German Bräme ‘trimming’.

单词	brim
释义	Definition of brim in English: brim nounPlural brims brɪmbrɪm 1The projecting edge around the bottom of a hat. a soft hat with a turned-up brim Example sentencesExamples Women may wear peasant babushkas on their heads, and men may wear hats with floppy brims. However, the short brim of a baseball cap can create a long shadow across the body of a standing person. Her face showed little emotion as the dark flicker of shadows created by the brim of her hat shaded her eyes. They wore big felt hats, their brims curled upwards, embroidered bolero jackets and cream colored chamois breeches. It's made from 100% polyester soft pro fleece with binding at the brim and a little pocket centered at forehead level. Wear sun-protective clothing such as hats with broad brims. Cover your hair with a large brim hat or scarf while sitting poolside to block the sun's rays. Another tip is to sew or heat press your company information, including address and phone number, inside the brim. When resting your hat on a table, rest it on its crown (upside down), rather than its brim. A wrench beside his face pertly pushed up the brim of his orange baseball cap. Jane adjusted her own less dramatic hat, with a smaller brim and darker shade. The brim of his hat shaded his eyes, but I knew that they were looking at me. Laila put the hat on, angling the brim like I did. The man pocketed the envelope, then briefly touched the brim of his hat as he stood. The hat was a pale blue that looked like a stocking cap, but had a small brim in the front like a baseball cap. As a rule of thumb, if you can stick a whole finger under the brim of the hat, it's too big. He is wearing a baseball cap with the brim extending over his left ear. The ultimate wedding hat featured a wide brim surrounded by flowers and a huge veil which belled into a dress. Both wore black hats with short crowns and wide brims. His hat had a harness and the brim was also decorated with gold buttons. Synonyms peak, visor, bill, projection, shield, shade 2The upper edge or lip of a cup, bowl, or other container. he filled her glass to the brim Example sentencesExamples Greg opened one trunk, and found it packed to the brim with books. Whatever receptacle you took up to his barrow, short of a bucket, he would fill to the brim, for one old penny. What looked like a small set of saddlebags was stuffed to the brim with items that Zareni couldn't quite make out. The bowls are small but they're filled to the brim with intriguing ingredients. The chest was filled to the brim with silver bars. Both large containers were filled to the brim with a red thick goo. It was some kind of scrapbook, stuffed to the brim with photos, letters, and newspaper clippings. Or, you may wish to purchase baskets already planted to the brim with spectacular begonias ready to hang. In the far right corner there was a bookshelf stuffed to the brim with books on history and folklore and legends. Year round rains had filled the reservoirs to the brim, a sight not seen in recent memory. Gabe promptly filled Ethan's bowl to the brim with the contents of that pot. The man carried a small satchel on his back full to the brim with goods, but this year there were no customers. I imagined the shelter filled to the brim with rubbish. She took out a lunchbox stuffed to the brim with sweets and chocolate. The trash bin was stuffed to the brim, but Blair's crate was set off to the side, smashed into several pieces. Anyhow, my zucchinis were stuffed to the brim, and I put the lids back on. She grabbed the bottle and filled it nearly to the brim, spilling a little on the bar top. The bottle tipped over, filling the glass to the brim. Both mercenaries had already finished loading their ammo packs to the brim with ammo for their selected weapons. Then, fill up that salad or soup bowl to the brim! Synonyms rim, lip, brink, edge, margin verbbrimmed, brims, brimming brɪmbrɪm [no object]often as adjective brimming 1Be full to the point of overflowing. a brimming cup Example sentencesExamples The garbage can beside me is brimming by the minute. His campaign war chest is brimming - it is expected that he will have raised $170 million by early spring. He stared back at me, blue eyes actually brimming. With their coffers brimming, the public networks can splurge on top talent. Greenhouse shelves are brimming, but make room for cucurbit starts (squash, melons and gourds). ‘People don't pick on people's sisters,’ she protested, her eyes brimming. Synonyms be full, be filled up, be filled to the top, be full to capacity, be packed with, overflow, run/well over 1.1 Fill something so completely that it almost overflows. large tears brimmed in her eyes Example sentencesExamples Tears filled her eyes and brimmed over the edge. I could feel the tears brimming at the edge of my eyes. With tears brimming, I stop filming and rub the backs of my knuckles across my eyes. Then she pulled her hand away, but not before I saw her eyes brim with tears. Lena muttered, dark circles brimming into her eyes. Already I could feel hot tears brimming my eyes. Synonyms fill, fill up, fill to capacity, overflow 1.2 Be full of a particular quality, feeling, etc. he is brimming with ideas Example sentencesExamples His writing brims with death and decay, but, buoyed by a certain old-fashioned stateliness, it avoids cheap gore. Words escaped her - there was nothing more than a full, brimming feeling that she was about to puke. The work is an icy bluish gray, brimming over with a quiet urgency and haunting luminosity. Oh I would never have guessed, I thought, brimming over with smugness. The recording brims with the excitement of realized talent. Her voice was brimming over with joyous laughter. In fact, the exhibition brims with other themes that invite elaboration that would give interpretative depth. I bite my lip, aware of the hope brimming inside me. An oblique love story, the play brims with compassionate understanding. He felt the love, a relatively new feeling, brimming within him and fought the urge to take her in his arms. How to do this when I wasn't exactly brimming over with information? He again heard the whispers of Sara's happy voice, excitement brimming at the prospect of artistic learning. But not enough to hide the concern she was feeling for her friend that was brimming behind her sparkling blue eyes. She asked, curiosity brimming in her eyes and voice. He's a positive thinker now, full of can-do, upbeat mottoes and brimming over with assertive high spirits. He was brimming over with excitement by this stage. Most, however, returned home, brimming over with plunder. The industry brims with theories on what makes millennials tick. That disc brims with behind-the-scenes explanations and endearing insights into the mind of the director. I was brimming, no, overflowing with good feelings. It's dark, at times brooding, but brimming full of energy and orchestration. Derivatives brimless adjective ˈbrɪmləsˈbrɪmləs Everyone who works production at the plant wears white coveralls and a brimless white cap. Example sentencesExamples Note that the arc of her brimless hat is shaped so the front is taller than the sides and back. It consisted of a piece of cloth that was sewn to a finely embroidered, brimless hat. I wore a brimless baseball cap underneath. He also outlawed the traditional fez, a brimless, cone-shaped, red hat. brimmed adjective ˈbrɪmdbrɪmd in combination a wide-brimmed hat Origin Middle English (denoting the edge of the sea or other body of water): perhaps related to German Bräme 'trimming'. Rhymes bedim, crim, dim, glim, grim, Grimm, gym, him, hymn, Jim, Kim, limb, limn, nim, prim, scrim, shim, Sim, skim, slim, swim, Tim, trim, vim, whim Definition of brim in US English: brim nounbrimbrɪm 1The projecting edge around the bottom of a hat. a soft hat with a turned-up brim Example sentencesExamples He is wearing a baseball cap with the brim extending over his left ear. A wrench beside his face pertly pushed up the brim of his orange baseball cap. They wore big felt hats, their brims curled upwards, embroidered bolero jackets and cream colored chamois breeches. Another tip is to sew or heat press your company information, including address and phone number, inside the brim. The ultimate wedding hat featured a wide brim surrounded by flowers and a huge veil which belled into a dress. His hat had a harness and the brim was also decorated with gold buttons. Jane adjusted her own less dramatic hat, with a smaller brim and darker shade. The hat was a pale blue that looked like a stocking cap, but had a small brim in the front like a baseball cap. Both wore black hats with short crowns and wide brims. Laila put the hat on, angling the brim like I did. Women may wear peasant babushkas on their heads, and men may wear hats with floppy brims. When resting your hat on a table, rest it on its crown (upside down), rather than its brim. The man pocketed the envelope, then briefly touched the brim of his hat as he stood. Her face showed little emotion as the dark flicker of shadows created by the brim of her hat shaded her eyes. As a rule of thumb, if you can stick a whole finger under the brim of the hat, it's too big. Wear sun-protective clothing such as hats with broad brims. The brim of his hat shaded his eyes, but I knew that they were looking at me. Cover your hair with a large brim hat or scarf while sitting poolside to block the sun's rays. It's made from 100% polyester soft pro fleece with binding at the brim and a little pocket centered at forehead level. However, the short brim of a baseball cap can create a long shadow across the body of a standing person. Synonyms peak, visor, bill, projection, shield, shade 1.1 The upper edge or lip of a cup, bowl, or other container. tankards frothing to the brim Example sentencesExamples Gabe promptly filled Ethan's bowl to the brim with the contents of that pot. Then, fill up that salad or soup bowl to the brim! Greg opened one trunk, and found it packed to the brim with books. The chest was filled to the brim with silver bars. I imagined the shelter filled to the brim with rubbish. She took out a lunchbox stuffed to the brim with sweets and chocolate. The man carried a small satchel on his back full to the brim with goods, but this year there were no customers. Or, you may wish to purchase baskets already planted to the brim with spectacular begonias ready to hang. What looked like a small set of saddlebags was stuffed to the brim with items that Zareni couldn't quite make out. She grabbed the bottle and filled it nearly to the brim, spilling a little on the bar top. The bowls are small but they're filled to the brim with intriguing ingredients. Whatever receptacle you took up to his barrow, short of a bucket, he would fill to the brim, for one old penny. Year round rains had filled the reservoirs to the brim, a sight not seen in recent memory. Anyhow, my zucchinis were stuffed to the brim, and I put the lids back on. The trash bin was stuffed to the brim, but Blair's crate was set off to the side, smashed into several pieces. Both mercenaries had already finished loading their ammo packs to the brim with ammo for their selected weapons. Both large containers were filled to the brim with a red thick goo. In the far right corner there was a bookshelf stuffed to the brim with books on history and folklore and legends. The bottle tipped over, filling the glass to the brim. It was some kind of scrapbook, stuffed to the brim with photos, letters, and newspaper clippings. Synonyms rim, lip, brink, edge, margin verbbrimbrɪm often as adjective brimming 1Fill or be full to the point of overflowing. no object a brimming cup with object seawater brimmed the riverbanks Example sentencesExamples The garbage can beside me is brimming by the minute. He stared back at me, blue eyes actually brimming. With their coffers brimming, the public networks can splurge on top talent. ‘People don't pick on people's sisters,’ she protested, her eyes brimming. Greenhouse shelves are brimming, but make room for cucurbit starts (squash, melons and gourds). His campaign war chest is brimming - it is expected that he will have raised $170 million by early spring. Synonyms be full, be filled up, be filled to the top, be full to capacity, be packed with, overflow, run over, well over 1.1 Fill something so completely as almost to spill out of it. large tears brimmed in her eyes Example sentencesExamples With tears brimming, I stop filming and rub the backs of my knuckles across my eyes. Already I could feel hot tears brimming my eyes. I could feel the tears brimming at the edge of my eyes. Then she pulled her hand away, but not before I saw her eyes brim with tears. Tears filled her eyes and brimmed over the edge. Lena muttered, dark circles brimming into her eyes. Synonyms fill, fill up, fill to capacity, overflow 1.2 Be possessed by or full of feelings or thoughts. he is brimming with ideas Example sentencesExamples His writing brims with death and decay, but, buoyed by a certain old-fashioned stateliness, it avoids cheap gore. Words escaped her - there was nothing more than a full, brimming feeling that she was about to puke. That disc brims with behind-the-scenes explanations and endearing insights into the mind of the director. He was brimming over with excitement by this stage. The work is an icy bluish gray, brimming over with a quiet urgency and haunting luminosity. The recording brims with the excitement of realized talent. It's dark, at times brooding, but brimming full of energy and orchestration. An oblique love story, the play brims with compassionate understanding. He felt the love, a relatively new feeling, brimming within him and fought the urge to take her in his arms. I was brimming, no, overflowing with good feelings. Her voice was brimming over with joyous laughter. Most, however, returned home, brimming over with plunder. Oh I would never have guessed, I thought, brimming over with smugness. She asked, curiosity brimming in her eyes and voice. He's a positive thinker now, full of can-do, upbeat mottoes and brimming over with assertive high spirits. How to do this when I wasn't exactly brimming over with information? The industry brims with theories on what makes millennials tick. In fact, the exhibition brims with other themes that invite elaboration that would give interpretative depth. But not enough to hide the concern she was feeling for her friend that was brimming behind her sparkling blue eyes. He again heard the whispers of Sara's happy voice, excitement brimming at the prospect of artistic learning. I bite my lip, aware of the hope brimming inside me. Origin Middle English (denoting the edge of the sea or other body of water): perhaps related to German Bräme ‘trimming’.
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