#Brisk synonyms free

Noun Д«risk m ( definite singular brisken, indefinite plural briskar, definite plural briskane)ДЇrom Middle Low German britse, britsche, briske. quick, rapid, fast, swift, speedy, fleet-footed 2the public bar was already doing a brisk trade. Possibly onomatopoetic of the sound made when put on fire.

second-person singular imperative of bristi.

#Brisk synonyms free

Compare Norwegian brisk ( вЂњ bitter taste вЂќ ), brisken ( вЂњ bitter, sharp вЂќ ), Welsh brysg, French brusque, Russian Р±СЂРµР·РіР°МЃС‚СЊ ( brezgГЎtК№, вЂњ nauseate, feel disgust вЂќ ), English brisk. Find the perfect synonym of brisk using this free online thesaurus and dictionary of synonyms.

вЂњ briskвЂќ in The Century Dictionary, New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911.ДЇrom brej, possibly related to Proto-Indo-European *bhrisqo- ( вЂњ bitter вЂќ ).вЂњ briskвЂќ in WebsterвЂ™s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G.

( transitive, intransitive, often with 'up' ) To make or become lively to enliven to animate.

Brisk ( third-person singular simple present brisks, present participle brisking, simple past and past participle brisked)