Definition of bruin
: bear 1
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The big bruin sat himself down, just like a person, at a picnic table, KTVA reported.
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission on May 23 gave its unanimous approval to commence a controversial hunt of bruins this coming autumn.
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The bruin smashed a window and left only smeared icing and a paw print behind.
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Grizzly 399 is not only ancient in bruin years but considered a symbol for the challenges facing the survival of her species.
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More bears means more cubs and, as the bruins compete for food to feed their young, more are ambling out of the woods, across roads and highways.
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On the heels of lifting protections for Yellowstone-area grizzly bears, the U.S. government is considering the same action for bruins in northwestern Montana, home to the largest group of grizzlies in the Lower 48, federal officials said Friday.
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Bruins coach Jim Mora’s program has never quite reached the promise of his first few seasons, and is coming off an ugly 4-8 record in 2016.
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But that apparently doesn't mean the Bruins don't have a solid fan base in the area.
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Origin and Etymology of bruin
Middle Dutch, name of the bear in Reynard the Fox
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