Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for BRAID
BRAID, a.
Deceitful. – Shak. Chaucer used the Saxon word brede, to deceive. This is the figurative sense of braid. [Obs.]
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BRAID, a.
Deceitful. – Shak. Chaucer used the Saxon word brede, to deceive. This is the figurative sense of braid. [Obs.]
Return to page 131 of the letter “B”.