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browse
verb (browsed , browsing ) tr & intr
1 to look through a book, etc, or look around a shop, etc in a casual or haphazard way.
2 said of certain animals, eg deer: to feed by continually nibbling on young buds, shoots, leaves and stems of trees and shrubs.
3 comput to examine information stored in (a database, etc).
noun
1 an act of browsing.
2 young shoots, twigs, leaves, etc used as food for cattle or other animals.
[16c in verb and noun sense 2: from French broust a new shoot]
browser noun
1 someone or something that browses.
2 comput software that acts as an interface between the user and data on the Internet or an internal network.
drowse
verb (drowsed , drowsing ) intr to sleep lightly for a short while; to be in a pleasantly sleepy state.
[Anglo-Saxon drusian to be sluggish]
drowsy
adjective (drowsier , drowsiest )
1 sleepy; causing sleepiness.
2 lethargic.
3 quiet and peaceful.
drowsily adverb .
drowsiness noun .
frowst
noun hot stuffy fustiness.
[19c]
frowstiness noun .
frowsty adjective (frowstier , frowstiest ) stuffy; stale-smelling.
frowsy or frowzy
adjective (frowsier , frowsiest ; frowzier , frowziest )
1 said of someone's appearance: untidy, dishevelled or slovenly.
2 said of an atmosphere: stuffy; stale-smelling.
[17c]
frowsiness noun .
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