brooder

A human female would do well enough for a brooder.

The brooder would be full of endorphins, to start with.

Brooders, they tend to build it up and then snap.

And lonely brooders found community within the band's growing cult.

He was smart as could be, but a brooder.

Depressed and without hope, the Brooder allowed the guards to take him back to his cell.

"Oh, a champion brooder you ever were, and that's the truth of it.

The guards made the Brooder sit before the man and then they went and stood by the door.

Representatives of this genus seem to be open brooders.

The hens lay small eggs and are good brooders.

Although reproductive habits are unknown, this species is probably a lip brooder.

The Brooder seated himself upon one of these and gave ' his order to the fat girl who came to ask it.

He pointed at the disc which the Brooder had noted earlier. '

The Brooder saw the point and smiled also. '

Baby chicks clatter about the brooder house in fear.

Mouth brooders - carry eggs or larvae in their mouth.

That would please me greatly,' said the Brooder gratefully.

By nature he was a thinker, a planner, a brooder, and only last of all a man of action.

He was a brooder even on his best days, and he could be depressing most days.

The dwarf wedgemussel is considered to be a long-term brooder.

Since most corvids are cooperative brooders, their young can learn from different members of the group.

I am afraid your local vernacular is beyond me,' said the Brooder politely, but nonplussed.

The Brooder and I have had a considerable amount of difficulty locating you.

He was a dreamer and brooder, an idealist and romantic.

Mr. Brown, 50, is the dark and studious one, a brooder who appeals to people's sense of duty.