clothesbrush
- noun
- /ˈkloʊðɪzˌbrʌʃ/
:
cepillo de ropa
- She bought a new clothesbrush to help keep her winter coat clean and presentable.
Examples
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He used a clothesbrush to remove dust from his jacket before the meeting.
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I need a clothesbrush to remove lint from my coat.
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A clothesbrush is an essential tool for keeping suits looking neat and professional.
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The clothesbrush is in the drawer.
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She used a clothesbrush to remove lint from her favorite coat before heading out.
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Before the interview, he quickly grabbed a clothesbrush to make sure his suit looked pristine.
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After washing, the dress was still covered in dust, so she took a clothesbrush to clean it.
Synonyms
145
1.0
A tool with bristles used for cleaning, painting, or arranging hair
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4.2
A small brush with a short handle for removing dust or lint from clothes
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4.9
A small hand brush with a short handle for cleaning clothes and small areas
A person or machine that cleans a surface with a brush
How Effective
2
2.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word clothesbrush is a simple compound of clothes ('the garments you wear') and brush ('a tool with bristles'), so it literally means 'a brush for clothes'. That's why a clothesbrush is used to remove lint, dust, or dirt from garments.