| BRUSHABLE | • brushable adj. Able to be brushed. • brushable adj. Able to be controlled by brushing. • BRUSHABLE adj. able to be brushed. |
| BRUSHBACK | • brushback n. (Baseball) Synonym of brushback pitch. • BRUSHBACK n. a fastball intentionally thrown near the batter's head or body. |
| BRUSHFIRE | • brushfire n. A large fire in a scrubland or prairie, as opposed to a forest fire, which happens in forests. • brushfire n. (Politics, attributive) A war that does not directly involve the world’s superpowers. • brush-fire n. Alternative form of brushfire. |
| BRUSHIEST | • brushiest adj. Superlative form of brushy: most brushy. • BRUSHY adj. resembling a brush; shaggy. |
| BRUSHINGS | • brushings n. Plural of brushing. • BRUSHING n. the act of brushing. |
| BRUSHLAND | • brushland n. An area mostly covered with brush growth. • BRUSHLAND n. an area covered with brush growth. |
| BRUSHLESS | • brushless adj. Not using brushes, of a motor that does not use physical contacts for the commutator. • brushless adj. Not requiring the use of a brush. • BRUSHLESS adj. without a brush. |
| BRUSHLIKE | • brushlike adj. Having the form of a brush. • BRUSHLIKE adj. like a brush. |
| BRUSHMARK | • brushmark n. (Painting) A visible mark on a painted surface left by the bristles of a paintbrush. • BRUSHMARK n. an indented line left by a brush. |
| BRUSHOFFS | • brushoffs n. Plural of brushoff. • brush-offs n. Plural of brush-off. • brush␣offs n. Plural of brush off. |
| BRUSHWOOD | • brushwood n. Branches and twigs fallen from trees and shrubs. • brushwood n. Small trees and shrubs. • BRUSHWOOD n. loppings and broken branches; underwood or stunted wood. |
| BRUSHWORK | • brushwork n. (Painting) The technique or practice of applying and manipulating paint (usually oil or gouache) in a painting. • BRUSHWORK n. work done with a brush; a painter's individual manner of using the brush. |
| BRUSQUELY | • brusquely adv. In a brusque manner; abruptly; rudely. • BRUSQUE adv. abrupt in manner, also BRUSK. |
| BRUSQUEST | • brusquest adj. Superlative form of brusque: most brusque. • BRUSQUE adj. abrupt in manner, also BRUSK. |