BROSSARD

Meaning of BROSSARD in English

/braw sahrd"/ ; Fr. /brddaw sannrdd"/ , n.

a town in S Quebec, in E Canada: suburb of Montreal. 52,232.

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BROSSARD — geographical name town Canada in S Quebec population 65,026
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BROSSARD — geographical name town Canada in S Quebec population 65,026
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BROSSARD — Pronunciation: bro ̇ - ' sär(d) Function: geographical name town Canada in S Que. pop 65,026
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