BRISH

Acronym	Definition
BRISH	Bright Field in Situ Hybridization

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Seven foot and three men at each end wouldn't brish the paint.

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Mall says to Frank, 'methinks you speak without the book', reminding Marianne Brish Evett of Juliet's 'you kiss by th' book'.

Romeo at the Rose in 1598

Ram Brish Chaudhary told the AFP news agency: "A 15-year old student, Celestina Joseph, and 30-year-old Pabitra Paitri died in the bomb blast.

Blast rips through Nepal church

Thus Britain becomes "Brin", British is reduced to "Brish" or even "Bish".

Letter: 'Ow would ya pronounce it?

Brish: Your diligence, which can command the proudest miserie.

Merchants of Venice in a Knack to Know an Honest Man

Students in both counselling and clinical psychology report that they are unprepared to work with lesbian, gay, and bisexual clients (Bahr, Brish, & Croteau, 2000; Phillips, 2000; Phillips & Fischer, 1998), despite the finding that two to four times as many gay people compared to non-gay people seek out counselling (Betz & Fitzgerald, 1993).

The ecological model of gay male identity

This meant the massive vessel couldn't steer properly and it limped towards the Brish battleships.

How Eamon De Valera helped sink the Bismarck; RAF ALLOWED TO FLY OVER NEUTRAL EIRE

Down the road in Newport and there's more hard house on the menu at Annihilator at Jesters with BK, Paul Brish Smith and Haza spinning black plastic.

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[21.] Mani Kant Kumar, Sachida Nand Thakur, Brish Bhanu Singh,; Study of the Morbidity and the Mortality Patterns in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at a Tertiary Care teaching Hospital in Rohtas District, Bihar, India Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research.

Incidence of NICU admissions of neonates born to teenage mothers in East Godavari District

Dickson is charged with membership of the IRA and all five with involvement in the attack on the biggest Brish Army base outside the UK.