Brushed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRUSHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRUSH, to touch lightly
• remove (dust or dirt) by sweeping or scrubbing
• apply a liquid to (a surface) with a brush
• touch lightly and gently
• push (something) away with a quick movement of the hand
• use a brush or one's hand to remove dust or dirt from (something)
• clean (one's teeth) with a brush.
• arrange (one's hair) by running a brush through it
NOUN:
• an implement with a handle and a block of bristles, hair, or wire, used especially for cleaning, applying a liquid or powder to a surface, or arranging the hair
• a light and fleeting touch
• a brief encounter with someone or something unpleasant or notable
• the bushy tail of a fox.
• a drumstick with long wire bristles, used to make a soft hissing sound on drums or cymbals.
• a piece of carbon or metal serving as an electrical contact with a moving part in a motor or alternator.
• girls or women regarded sexually
• undergrowth, small trees, and shrubs.
• land covered with undergrowth, small trees, and shrubs.
• cut brushwood.
• dense forest.
• an act of sweeping, applying, or arranging with a brush or with one's hand
ADJECTIVE:
• treated with a brushing process
• touched lightly in passing; grazed against
• (of hair or clothing) groomed with a brush
• (of fabrics) having soft nap produced by brushing

Words related to BRUSHED

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How to use BRUSHED in a sentence

• He wore his best coat and his hair was brushed in deference to the occasion.
• What was it that happened? O God! When he was there, so absorbed in his thoughts that he brushed against her without feeling her, she turned to stone.
• She brushed them away, and left her letter unfinished.
• The finer flavor of personality is brushed mercilessly away by this method.
• At times low branches brushed the heads of the lovers, and drops of dew fell on their faces.
• But how different from those girls at Babington! Her bright brown hair was simply brushed from off her forehead and tied in a knot behind her head.
• A man, recently washed and brushed, stood on the hearthrug before a pier glass, arranging a white necktie, part of his evening dress.
• Where it had been shadowy in the daytime it was now so absolutely dark that De Catinat could not see the tree-trunks against which he brushed.
• Tita is sitting before her glass having her hair brushed, when a somewhat loud knock comes to her door.
• And the girl listened intently, leaning forward so that her arm brushed his shoulder.
• Marion came in softly, brushed up the hearth, laid the sticks and embers together, made the fire-place bright.
• Her golden hair was brushed back from her forehead, and fell in masses over her shoulders.
• It enjoyed the wiping and rubbing dry amazingly, and when I brushed its hair seemed to be perfectly happy, lying quite still with its arms and legs stretched out.
• Plain opened out of plain in endless rotation, rings of sun-scorched earth brushed up about the horizon in a low ridge like the raised rim on a plate.
• He brushed his hand across his eyes and said meekly that he would submit, being friendless.
• She had previously contrived to get Arithelli into a night dress, had brushed her hair back and plaited it, and pulled the green shutters together to keep out the midday glare.
• I was just saying this to myself when something swift and still as a shadder brushed past the place where I was hid.
• She brushed her hair with the usual number of swift even strokes, from the top of the shining head to the waist.
• Such testimony as is afforded by the foregoing incident is not lightly to be brushed aside to make way for an abstraction.
• A tear stood in either eye, but he brushed them aside as unworthy of a soldier.
• Dorothy felt as if her clothes must be brushed from her body.
• Ah! what was there? A twisted bit of fern, with the drops of dew brushed off.
• The need to make a living, that grim necessity which is the mother of democracy, had brushed them as lightly as the theory of evolution.
• Mackay was tall, homely, with a face that lacked force, light blue eyes and thick sandy hair, brushed high.
• A sweep of wind brushed the smoke aside for an instant, and he saw the body of his enemy lying on the floor before him.
• Jabez said the path had been brushed by an Englishman, rumored the son of a lord, who had bought the block of land intending to stay on it.

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