Brush

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 58
brush, n. An instrument of bristles, etc., for removing dust, laying on colors, etc.; branches of trees lopped off; brushwood; a thicket; a skirmish; a slight encounter; anything resembling a brush. — v. t. Tbrushed (brusht), brushing.] To apply a brush to; to pa lightly over; to remove or gather bv brushing. — r. i. To move nimbly in haste; to To skim over with slight contact. — Brush'y, -1,_a. Rebe sembling, etc.; rough. — Brush'ine , n. wheel, n. A wheel without teeth, refriction; volving a revolving another by" brush for polishing. act- — wood, n. A thicket or coppice; small or branches cut from retrees. — Brusk,Brusque,brdosk, a. Blunt; rough; Brush-wheel., rude.
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