Obs. [Phonetic var. of BRANDLE.] A kind of dance; = BRANGLE sb.1 2, BRANLE sb. 2, BRANSLE sb. 2.
1662. Pepys, Diary, 31 Dec. They danced the Brantle.
1846. Sir R. de Coverley, 229. Asking a thousand questions in a breath respecting certain brantles and corantos.
