Brush

A universal word that means anything cool or really anything in a positive tone. It has a slight undertone of feeling like you’re in an alternate reality. It can also be used as a greeting word or to say goodbye to someone. It is a word that allows for the conveyance of the feeling of happiness.

Rachel is so brush for creating a new slang word, where one can articulate their happiness in just one word.

by Rachisbrush September 15, 2021

Brush

To beat the hell outta someone; to hit, slap, kick; to mess someone up

Hey, you little cunt, give me you lunch money or I'll brush you.

If you dey sit next 2 a gurl who say ur breath dey stink, waitin you gon do??You go brush- am

by Dr.Dru August 04, 2007

brush

brotherly love for a girl. When a guy likes to make a girl his sister.

Two strangers, male and female like to have a loving relationship like a brothers and sisters, they have a brush on each other.

by Skrillex2014 March 19, 2014

brush

a slang used in place of beat.

That guy was feeling to fly with himself,but stopped when he was brushed by his class mate.

by iycepuff January 07, 2009

brush

Jamaican gangster expression meaning to murder someone

Mek mi go brush dat bwoy deh

by Ice Dog April 14, 2004

brush it

Another word for 'Leave it' or 'Forget about it'

Person A : "Do you still wanna go shops?"
Person B : "Nah bro that's Kwaaayy"
Person A : "Ayte, Brush it"

by Melo from T February 06, 2018

brush

1. (noun) A tool that is run across surfaces to clean or style it in some manner. See hair brush, tooth brush, etc. Made of tiny bristles or teeth that scrape dirt out, scratch the surface, and remove loose things.

2. (verb) To run an appropriate brush across the surface it was designed for, the process of cleaning.

3. (noun) Loose vegetation (often dead) found low to the ground.

4. (verb) To loosely touch without purpose.

I bought a brush today.
I brushed my teeth with my tooth brush.
I brushed my hair with my hair brush.
When the bear ran at me, I hid in the brush.
I brushed her arm as I passed by.
I apologized, and then brushed past her as I took the only means out of the room.

by Jordan Hill August 11, 2004