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brut

adjective \ˈbrüt, ˈbruet\

Definition of BRUT

of champagne
:  very dry; specifically :  being the driest made by the producer
— brut noun
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Origin of BRUT

French, literally, rough
First Known Use: 1891

Rhymes with BRUT

boot, bruit, brute, bute, Bute, butte, chute, cloot, coot, cute, flute, fruit, glout, glute, hoot, jute, Jute, loot, lute, moot, mute, newt, pood, root, Root, rout, route, scoot, scute, shoot, snoot, soot, suit, suite, toot, tout, ut, Ute

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  1. brut
  2. art brut
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