brushing machine (brushing mas hen")

1. An apparatus for removing the dust from hats, or for laying the nap.-2. A machine brutalism No Jupiter, no Apolin, No is worth the brust of a swin, Spec. Early Eng. Metr. Rom. (ed. Ellis), II. 332. Roland lough [laughed] and said, No is worth the brust of a swine. Rom. of Roland. having a cylindrical brush, used to lay the nap brust2+, a. [ME., for " brusted, bristled, enon cloth after shearing.-3. An apparatus for raged, brust, a bristle: see bristle.] Bristled; removing the dust and fuzz from wheat. It enraged. consists of a series of brushes and a blast of air for blowing away the dust and refuse. brushite (brush'it), n. [After Prof. Brush of Yale College.] A hydrated phosphate of calcium found in the guano of Aves Islands and Sombrero in the West Indies, in slender mono clinic crystals of a pale-yellow color. brush-jack (brush'jak), n. A hand-tool for holding bunches of brushwood while binding them into mats or fascines for use in embankments, etc. brush let (brush'let), n. [ How difficult in artists to allow To other brush men even a grain of merit! IMG:content-2657.png:[blocks in formation]