Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Brouwer

👉 Okay, let’s tackle the wonderfully prickly and somewhat pretentious little word – " (†—) brouwer." (Seriously, that †— is a fancy old-guy squiggle nobody outside of specific circles actually notices, but I feel the need to include it for accuracy. It's basically saying, "Hey, this is
serious stuff.
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What exactly IS a Brouwer anyway? Buckle in. (…and maybe grab a stiff drink—nomenclature gets weird here.) Fundamentally, a brouwer is a term most closely associated with the late-18th and early-20th centuries. Historically, it was an antiquated, rather affected title given to a young gentleman of a certain, frankly, very specific type . Think 1793 you – a stuffy, somewhat awkward, unmarried, and exceedingly wealthy young Englishman who spent his days embroidering snuff mullers (decorative wooden tops for snuff tins. You WEREN'T kidding around about the details here.), playing obscure court minuétudes and generally being spectacularly bored into existence. Essentially, a brouwer was a designated title bestowed upon that gentleman by the very stuffy and overbearing Duchess of Sutherland, who was absolutely obsessed with proper pedigree and the avoidance of… anything remotely unpleasant. It meant he was officially, in her mind, accountable to be married off within six months! He wasn’t just a young bloke; he had an

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