Obs. [OE. brember, var. of brembel, BRAMBLE.] A by-form of BRAMBLE.
a. 1000. Cædmon’s Gen., 2928 (Gr.). He rom ʓeseah brembrum fæstne.
c. 1386. Chaucer, Sir Thopas, 35. Sweet as is the brembre flour [v.r. brembul].
