Definition

A type of collar used for a work-horse, typically designed to help distribute the load and provide comfort while working.

Example

The farmer fitted the brecham onto the horse before starting the plowing.

Conversation

I saw a really interesting documentary about farming yesterday.

Oh really? What was it about?

They talked about how important the brecham is for work-horses.

That sounds fascinating! I didn't know it had such a key role.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'brecham' originates from Old English 'brecan', meaning to break. It refers to a breaking or fracture, particularly in a physical sense.

Memory Tip

Think of 'breaking' something, as 'brecham' relates to a break or fracture.

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