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brummagem

[bruhm-uh-juhm] / ˈbrʌm ə dʒəm /


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An early work of his, "Brummagem," was performed in PNB's 1978 "Summer Inventions" workshop, but he soured on the company after PNB reneged on a promise to provide live music for the piece.

From Seattle Times

Let us, first of all, at this moment when a Brummagem Imperialism is only yet half-faded, recall what was Mr. Gladstone's opinion of the historic position and natural function of England among the nations; for it has been craftily made to appear that he was willing, and indeed anxious, for this country to efface itself.

From Project Gutenberg

I am, besides," said he, laughing with a strange blending of levity and sarcasm, "a sort of Brummagem hero; have been wounded, led assaults, and that kind of thing, to a degree that puffery can take the benefit of.

From Project Gutenberg

How are you going to shut out the tinkers and tailors and Brummagem and Manchester men when you make yourselves no better than them!

From Project Gutenberg

How savage they'll be When the secret of my great success they will see Is Gladstonian bait—à la Brummagem!

From Project Gutenberg