0 past simple and past participle of brew
1 to make beer
[ + two objects ] He brewed us some coffee./He brewed some coffee for us.
2 If an unpleasant situation or a storm is brewing, you feel that it is about to happen:
Typically, a host family brewed beer for the laborers who helped them plant or harvest their crops.
A 'traditional' event for which beer is brewed, usually involving spirit possession. 15.
Not infrequently weavers, when the spirit moves them, quit their machines for the street, to sip a locally brewed cervecita, leaving their looms unattended.
However, there are sometimes finds of illicitly brewed alcohol at establishments with higher security.
I take an authorised output of 100 barrels standard gravity brewed by each of four brewers.
The total number of bulk barrels brewed in 1913 was 37,499,500, and in 1917 21,336,600.
That is where the deal will be brewed up.
They cover everything from the size of lorries, the harmonisation of education, and company law to the way that beer is to be brewed.
