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A(braham) A(rden) 1874–1948, U.S. psychoanalyst and author, born in Austria.
noun (pl) brill, brills
a European food fish, Scophthalmus rhombus, a flatfish similar to the turbot but lacking tubercles on the body: family Bothidae
adjective
(Brit, slang) excellent or wonderful
n.
kind of flat fish, late 15c., of unknown origin.
adjective
Brilliant: John Turturro is brill as the gawky Jew who takes a dive (1981+)
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