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brux

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brux  (brks)
intr.v. bruxed, brux·ing, brux·es
To clench or grind one's teeth.
[Back-formation from bruxism.]
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Nonetheless, it has been proven that in responding to the situations of de Brux, such as instant fixation so as to avoid double configuration and uninterruptible cells, that this technique can in fact be effective.
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