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Definition of brush
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Brush (n.)
Branches
of trees
lopped
off;
brushwood.
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Wear
::
Wear (n.) A fence of
stakes,
brushwood,
or the like, set in a
stream,
tideway,
or inlet of the sea, for
taking
fish..
Wisp
::
Wisp (v. t.) To brush or
dress,
an with a
wisp..
Brush Wheel
::
Brush wheel () A wheel
without
teeth,
used to turn a
similar
one by the
friction
of
bristles
or
something
brushlike
or soft
attached
to the
circumference..
Asperges
::
Asperges
(n.) The brush or
instrument
used in
sprinkling
holy
water;
an
aspergill.
Scopuliped
::
Scopuliped
(n.) Any
species
of bee which has on the hind legs a brush of hairs used for
collecting
pollen,
as the hive bees and
bumblebees..
Artemisia
::
Artemisia
(n.) A genus of
plants
including
the
plants
called
mugwort,
southernwood,
and
wormwood.
Of these A.
absinthium,
or
common
wormwood,
is well
known,
and A.
tridentata
is the sage brush of the Rocky
Mountain
region..
Penicillate
::
Penicillate
(a.)
Having
the form of a
pencil;
furnished
with a
pencil
of fine
hairs;
ending
in a tuft of hairs like a
camel's-hair
brush,
as the
stigmas
of some
grasses..
Scour
::
Scour (v. t.) To pass
swiftly
over; to brush
along;
to
traverse
or
search
thoroughly;
as, to scour the
coast..
Stopple
::
Stopping-out
(n.) A
method
adopted
in
etching,
to keep the acid from those parts which are
already
sufficiently
corroded,
by
applying
varnish
or other
covering
matter
with a
brush,
but
allowing
the acid to act on the other
parts..
Scrubber
::
Scrubber
(n.) One who, or that
which,
scrubs;
esp., a brush used in
scrubbing..
Bavin
::
Bavin (n.) A fagot of
brushwood,
or other light
combustible
matter,
for
kindling
fires;
refuse
of
brushwood..
Fireweed
::
Fireweed
(n.) An
American
plant
(Erechthites
hiercifolia),
very
troublesome
in spots where
brushwood
has been
burned..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To pass a broom
across
(a
surface)
so as to
remove
loose dirt, dust, etc.; to
brush,
or rub over, with a broom for the
purpose
of
cleaning;
as, to sweep a
floor,
the
street,
or a
chimney.
Used also
figuratively..
Mattress
::
Mattress
(n.) A mass of
interwoven
brush,
poles,
etc., to
protect
a bank from being worn away by
currents
or
waves..
Grainer
::
Grainer
(n.) One who
paints
in
imitation
of the grain of wood,
marble,
etc.; also, the brush or tool used in
graining..
Brushed
::
Brushed
(imp. & p. p.) of Brus.
Brush
::
Brush (n.) A tuft of hair on the
mandibles.
Kneebrush
::
Kneebrush
(n.) A thick mass or
collection
of hairs on the legs of bees, by aid of which they carry the
collected
pollen
to the hive or nest; --
usually
in the
plural..
Wallaby
::
Wallaby
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
kangaroos
belonging
to the genus
Halmaturus,
native
of
Australia
and
Tasmania,
especially
the
smaller
species,
as the brush
kangaroo
(H.
Bennettii)
and the
pademelon
(H.
thetidis).
The
wallabies
chiefly
inhabit
the
wooded
district
and bushy
plains..
Sagebrush
::
Sagebrush
(n.) A low
irregular
shrub
(Artemisia
tridentata),
of the order
Compositae,
covering
vast
tracts
of the dry
alkaline
regions
of the
American
plains;
--
called
also
sagebush,
and wild
sage..
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