Definition of: bream

(brēm) noun plural breams or bream
1. A European fresh-water fish (Abramis brama), with deep, compressed body.
2. Any of various fresh-water sunfishes, especially the blue bream (Leponis pallidus).
3. A porgy or sailor's-choice (Lagodon rhomboides). [<F brême <OF bresme, ult. <Gmc.]

Definition of: bream

(brēm) v.t. Naut.
To clean (a ship's bottom) of barnacles, seaweed, etc., by heating the pitch and then scraping. [Akin to BRAMBLE and BROOM]

Most often used phrases:

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sid bream
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bream nemipterus
silver bream
bream head
bream carp
common bream
jon bream
gilt head bream

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Definition of: bream

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