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What is the meaning of brush?

"Brush" can have several meanings, depending on the context. Here are a few of the most common:

As a noun:

* A tool: A brush is a tool with bristles, used for cleaning, painting, applying makeup, grooming hair, etc.

* Examples: "I need a new toothbrush." "The artist used a paintbrush to create the masterpiece."

* A quick touch: A brush can refer to a brief or light touch, often used for a fleeting or superficial encounter.

* Examples: "He gave her a brush on the cheek." "They had a brush with danger."

* A thicket: A brush can refer to dense, low-growing vegetation.

* Examples: "We hiked through the brush to reach the clearing." "The deer hid in the brush."

* A type of hair: A brush can refer to a type of hair, often short and thick.

* Example: "She has a thick brush of hair."

As a verb:

* To clean: To brush something is to use a brush to remove dirt or debris.

* Examples: "Brush your teeth before bed." "Brush the dust off the furniture."

* To touch briefly: To brush against someone or something is to touch them lightly and quickly.

* Examples: "I brushed against him in the crowd." "The cat brushed past my leg."

* To paint: To brush paint is to apply paint using a brush.

* Example: "She brushed the wall with a light coat of paint."

Other meanings:

* Brush up on: To improve one's knowledge of a subject.

* Example: "I need to brush up on my Spanish before my trip."

* Brush aside: To ignore or dismiss something.

* Example: "She brushed aside his concerns."

The meaning of "brush" will be clear from the context of the sentence or conversation.

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