[f. BROOK sb. + -LET: of very modern formation; the earlier equivalent was BROOKET.] A little brook, a rivulet, streamlet.
1813. Scott, Trierm., I. v. Such lulling sounds as the brooklet sings.
1837. Hawthorne, Twice-told T. (1851), II. xviii. 256. Along the brink of a freshwater brooklet.
1865. Livingstone, Zambesi, xxiv. 492. These little brooklets came down from the range on our left.
