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▪ I. brimmed, ppl. a.1|brɪmd|
See brim v.1
1552Huloet, Brymmed sowe, sus subata.
▪ II. brimmed, ppl. a.2|brɪmd, ˈbrɪmɪd|
[f. brim v.3 and n.2]
1. Filled to the brim; brim-full.
1624Heywood Gunaik. iii. 161 Me thinkes a cup of gold Stands brim'd before me. 1637Milton Comus 924 May thy brimmed waves for this Their full tribute never miss. 1821Keats Lamia 639 A cup he took Full brimm'd. 1877M. Arnold Poems II. 59 This brimmed unwrinkled Rhine.
2. Having a brim, as a hat, etc. Chiefly in composition, as broad-brimmed, narrow-brimmed, wide-brimmed.
1606Holland Sueton. 75 Hee never walked..without a broad brimd Hat·upon his head. 1711Addison Spect. No. 44 ⁋8 In ordinary Comedies, a broad and a narrow brim'd Hat are different Characters. 1884Pall Mall G. 31 Mar. 4/2 He has a brimmed hat to keep the sun from his head. |
