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Definition of brush
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of brush is as below...
Brush (n.) A
skirmish;
a
slight
encounter;
a shock or
collision;
as, to have a brush with an
enemy..
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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..
Scratchbrush
::
Scratchbrush
(n.) A stiff wire brush for
cleaning
iron
castings
and other
metal.
Asperges
::
Asperges
(n.) The brush or
instrument
used in
sprinkling
holy
water;
an
aspergill.
Brush Turkey
::
Brush
turkey
() A
large,
edible,
gregarious
bird of
Australia
(Talegalla
Lathami)
of the
family
Megapodidae.
Also
applied
to
several
allied
species
of New
Guinea..
Brush
::
Brush (n.) The bushy tail of a fox.
Brushy
::
Brushy
(a.)
Resembling
a
brush;
shaggy;
rough.
Pencil
::
Pencil
(n.) A
small,
fine brush of hair or
bristles
used by
painters
for
laying
on
colors..
Lure
::
Lure (n.) A
velvet
smoothing
brush.
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..
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..
Kneebrush
::
Kneebrush
(n.) A tuft or brush of hair on the knees of some
species
of
antelopes
and other
animals;
--
chiefly
used in the
plural.
Varnish
::
Varnish
(n.) A
viscid
liquid,
consisting
of a
solution
of
resinous
matter
in an oil or a
volatile
liquid,
laid on work with a
brush,
or
otherwise.
When
applied
the
varnish
soon
dries,
either
by
evaporation
or
chemical
action,
and the
resinous
part forms thus a
smooth,
hard
surface,
with a
beautiful
gloss,
capable
of
resisting,
to a
greater
or less
degree,
the
influences
of air and
moisture..
Palmite
::
Palmite
(n.) A South
African
plant
(Prionium
Palmita)
of the Rush
family,
having
long
serrated
leaves.
The stems have been used for
making
brushes..
Foxtail
::
Foxtail
(n.) The tail or brush of a fox.
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..
Jungle
::
"Jungle
(n.) A dense
growth
of
brushwood,
grasses,
reeds,
vines,
etc.; an
almost
impenetrable
thicket
of
trees,
canes,
and reedy
vegetation,
as in
India,
Africa,
Australia,
and
Brazil..
Curry
::
Curry (v. t.) To dress the hair or coat of (a
horse,
ox, or the like) with a
currycomb
and
brush;
to comb, as a
horse,
in order to make
clean..
Beggar''s Lice
::
Beggar's
lice () The
prickly
fruit or seed of
certain
plants
(as some
species
of
Echinospermum
and
Cynoglossum)
which cling to the
clothing
of those who brush by them.
Laund
::
Laund (n.) A plain
sprinkled
with trees or
underbrush;
a
glade.
Nymphales
::
Nymphales
(n. pl.) An
extensive
family
of
butterflies
including
the
nymphs,
the
satyrs,
the
monarchs,
the
heliconias,
and
others;
--
called
also
brush-footed
butterflies..
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