Brushful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Brushful is a noun meaning A sufficient quantity to fill the bristles of a brush.
Meaning
A sufficient quantity to fill the bristles of a brush.
Example Sentences
Dip your brush into the paint and transfer two or three brushesful onto the palette.
Finally, remembering their patience with the fenced sycamore, I resolved to give the cottonwood trunk a few brushesful every few months just on principle.
Fougère Royale (Royal Fern) Shaving Cream absorbs brushesful of water and whips up a close, fine-textured, beard-softening lather with the refreshing odor of Royal Fern.
Legs dangle and pinwheel in the light morning breeze and the head sags over as Dan Bergeron slops a thick, opaque brushful of wheat paste across the chest, pinning it to the ragged brick.
Word Forms
- brushfuls
- brushesful
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include scrub, scuttleful, brush, dustbrush, puckerbrush, brushing.
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