What is "brookie"

Usage examples of "brookie".

We have brought two shirts, two pairs of shorts, two pairs of brookies, and a jersey each.

I hooked and landed one fair brookie in a stretch of rapid water at the head of a small pool, failed to set the hook when a big one, probably a rainbow, made a vicious lunge as the fly floated down the smooth water of a pool, edging in toward a cutbank where the big trout waited.

Several hundred feet beyond the pool I netted another brookie, perhaps a little bigger than the first one.

I had to learn in self-defense because Danny and Brookie use the thing constantly.

And when Brookie lets the poor thing loose, it galumphs to the mirror and backs up to see its grapy leg.

Nobody can disguise style, Brookie, and what happened at The Black Horse reeks of their style.

Courtney Shiflett and Brookie and Danny Tucker quietly filed out the front door too.

If we are killed in an ambush or blown up on a mine, we will be wearing clean brookies, our best dresses, red and black necklaces made out of the very poisonous seeds from lucky-bean trees.

My brookies and training bras, awkwardly neither childish nor yet grown-up, are brought out and shaken, as if money might fall from their folds.

The streams of New Hampshire being mostly quite small, lively little brookies 20 cents or so in length are the usual thing you catch.

It looked like the grandaddy of all brookies, a real mossback, dark greenish-blue above and silvery-white below, with pale wiggly markings up around the dorsal fin and blue-ringed yellow and pink spots on the flanks.