Brisk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRISK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make quick of movement
• quicken something
• To make or become lively; to enliven; to animate; to take, or cause to take, an erect or bold attitude; -- usually with up.
• become brisk
• enliven
ADJECTIVE:
• active and energetic
• showing a wish to deal with things quickly; slightly brusque
• (of wind or the weather) cold but pleasantly invigorating
• lively and quick
• Full of liveliness and activity; characterized by quickness of motion or action; lively; spirited; quick.
• Full of spirit of life; effervesc/ng, as liquors; sparkling; as, brick cider.
• quick and energetic
• imparting vitality and energy
• very active
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lively
• to make brisk

Words related to BRISK

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Words that contain BRISK

brisks12 brisky15 brisked14 brisken13 brisker13 brisket13 briskly16 briskens14 briskest14 briskets14 briskier14 brisking15 briskish17 briskened16 briskiest15 briskness15 briskening17 brisknesses17

How to use BRISK in a sentence

• Above all, the swift, brisk, business-like manner of my companion, and his occasional abrupt remarks, brought my fancies back to the ground once more.
• Sometimes, too, I used to take a fancy that I could have listened to a word from a parson, or a good brisk psalm-tune, and taken it in very good part.
• At the same time, Shell and his sons kept up a brisk fire, and drove the enemy off.
• It was a delightful September afternoon, with a brisk snap in the air and floods of sunshine.
• There was a brisk trade in fire-arms and gunpowder.
• They had come and gone, and made very little impression upon her mind, though she had helped to make their sojourn pleasant in her own brisk cheery way.
• When first I visited Louvain it was a brisk, clean, prosperous city.
• The horse pulled himself together and broke into a brisk trot, which continued for hard upon half a mile before either occupant of the gig broke silence.
• It must, therefore, have had a brisk and flourishing foreign trade at an exceedingly remote period.
• The brisk alertness of his manner had all departed.
• Conversation took a brisk turn, and nothing but the darkness of the night prevented their having the horse out and trying him.
• He turned to see what his companions had done, with their brisk fusillade.
• It was a crisp autumn day, and the long brisk walk did him much good.
• There was a sound of brisk, hurrying footsteps in the cloister outside, Dom Anthony ceased his reading with his finger on the place, and the eyes of the two monks met.
• Grasping the heavy valise, he started at a brisk pace for the station, and Miss Miller was obliged to run in order to keep up with him.
• On the third evening he was more fortunate, for having worked at his law books until late at night, he went out for a brisk walk before retiring to rest.
• The girl was there, as brisk and businesslike as ever.
• It was like a brisk breeze blowing away the brooding clouds that stifle the atmosphere before a thunderstorm.
• The pony started off at a brisk trot, and in an hour we were upon the road, which we found crowded with troops and wagons.
• Conversation, which had been brisk, had languished somewhat, owing to Mrs.
• On brisk evenings I wear to dinner and the opera a mink-lined overcoat, for which my wife recently paid seven hundred and fifty dollars.
• He went about this death-dealing business with a brisk and cheerful manner.
• Besides having a large output of coal, the locality does a brisk trade in boots and shoes.
• The others fell in line, and soon all were moving along at a brisk pace.
• We did it in faultless time, turning as one man, and each of us bringing his left foot with a brisk stamp on the floor.
• When we were in the latitude of Martinico, and near making the land, one morning we had a brisk gale of wind, and, carrying too much sail, the main-mast went over the side.

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