brusher
- noun
- /ˈbrʌʃər/
:
cepillo
- After the game, the brusher removed the dirt from the athlete's shoes.
This is my go to brusher and I love using this because I'm going to tell you why as we go along.
- This is my go to brusher and I love using this because I'm going to tell you why as we go along.
Examples
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This is my go to brusher and I love using this because I'm going to tell you why as we go along.
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The professional brusher quickly cleaned the wall before painting it.
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She bought a special brusher to keep her dog’s coat shiny.
Synonyms
98
1.0
A small brush with a long handle used to clean teeth
23
1.0
A tool with a handle that smooths and styles hair
7
2.9
A person who cleans and cuts a pet's fur to keep it healthy
6
1.9
A cleaning machine with revolving brushes you push to pick up dirt from floors
5
2.3
A brush for cleaning teeth that uses a small motor to move the head
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2.3
A brush with short, stiff bristles for cleaning hard surfaces
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2.8
A person who cleans floors and other surfaces with a brush
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3.5
A device with moving brushes that you push over carpets to collect dirt
1
1.8
A brush with short stiff bristles for cleaning hard dirt on surfaces
1
4.9
A brush with a long handle and a thin head for cleaning bottles
A machine that makes fabric surface soft and smooth by raising small fibers
A small brush for removing lint and dust from coats and shirts
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Brusher comes from the common word brush, which means 'to clean or move dust with a brush', plus the ending -er, as in teacher or baker, meaning 'one who does something'. So a brusher is simply a person or machine that brushes or cleans a surface.