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brood
noun as in cluster of young
verb as in agonize over
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The new trail is slated for February, which happens to be around the time the eagles will likely be starting another brood.
After all, the small congregation— about 40 strong —is comprised almost entirely of the Phelps brood.
The key is how much we can brood, and what is meant by brooding—is it to daydream, or is it to agonize over every detail?
An uncle and his family resided in another house and his aunt and her brood in a third.
Why he went after the Anderson brood is especially puzzling.
He returned in ten minutes or so, having sat for that period behind a neighbouring tree to brood over his circumstances.
What can be prettier than a brood of chickens with a good motherly hen, like the one in this picture!
What will you be, some day, when Posey lays eggs, and brings out a brood of little chickens?
A portly woman, whom Isabel knew to be the mother of a brood, was far more anxious to please.
Finally only one duckling remained in the middle of the river, probably at once the strongest and most foolish of the brood.
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On this page you'll find 102 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to brood, such as: offspring, breed, chicks, clutch, descendants, and family.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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