brouetteur, n.m., bath-chairman.
brouettier, n.m., barrow man.
brouhaha, n.m., hubbub, uproar, hurly-burly.
*brouillamini, n.m., confusion; disorder.
*brouillard, n.m., fog, mist, haze, damp; (com.) waste-book. Un — épais; a dense fog. Je n’y vois que du —; I am muddled.
*brouillard, adj., blotting. Du papier —; blotting paper.
*brouillasser, v.imp., to drizzle. Il brouillasse; it is drizzling.
*brouille, n.f., quarrel, falling out, misunderstanding, disagreement, discord, broil. Être en — avec; to be on bad terms with, to disagree with.
*brouillé, -e, part., jumbled, at variance. Des œufs —s; buttered or scrambled eggs. Nous sommes —s; we have fallen out. Un teint —; a mottled complexion. Être — avec la justice; to be in the clutches of the law.
*brouillement, n.m., mixing together, jumbling.