bran·ny

(bran'ē), Do not confuse this word with brawny.

Small husklike scales, used in reference to skin flakes. See: defurfuration.

[M.E. bran, broken coat of cereal grain]

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bran·ny

(bran'ē)

Denoting desquamation of small husklike scales.

[M.E. bran, broken coat of cereal grain]

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