What is a bruin?

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Answered - 239 days ago at 8:47pm on Jun 15 2011

"Bruin" is an archaic term for a brown bear -- or any bear, really. ChaCha!

Answered by Amanda S. - 483 days ago at 9:17am on Oct 15 2010

"Bruin" is an archaic term for a brown bear it is also a slang term used when "Bruin" beer. Thanks for asking ChaCha!

Answered by Rebecca V. - 859 days ago at 6:21pm on Oct 03 2009

A bruin is a conventional name for a bear used in tales following usage in the old epic `Reynard the Fox.' Also, it's a 'large ferocious bear of Eurasia.' ChaCha!

Answered - 1041 days ago at 5:19pm on Apr 04 2009

The definition of a bruin is (noun) A bear. It was the name of the bear in History of Reynard the Fox. ChaCha again soon!

Answered by Michelle M. - 1044 days ago at 10:30am on Apr 02 2009

Bruin-a bear, esp. a European brown bear. Thanks for using ChaCha!

Answered by Paula M. - 1049 days ago at 12:20am on Mar 28 2009

Bruin is a conventional name for a bear used in tales following usage in the old epic "Reynard the Fox". ChaCha 24/7.

Answered by Rheada F. - 1049 days ago at 2:53pm on Mar 27 2009

A Bruin is another name for a brown bear (Ursus arctos), or for any bear, usually poetically or archaically.

Answered by Lisa E. - 1085 days ago at 1:33pm on Feb 19 2009