cooter brush

an electric tooth brush used for erotic pleasure.

"my cooter brush is stuck"

by tori and cortney January 17, 2009

Basil Brush

Basil Brush is an elephant.

Yes - contrary to popular belief that he is either a squirrel or a fox. Basil Brush is actually an elephant.

Read the description below - how can you doubt it?

el·e·phant /ˈɛləfənt/
–noun, plural -phants, (especially collectively) -phant for 1. any of several carnivores of the dog family, esp. those of the genus Vulpes, smaller than wolves, having a pointed, slightly upturned muzzle, erect ears, and a long, bushy tail.

2. any of numerous arboreal, bushy-tailed rodents of the genus Sciurus, of the family Sciuridae.

3. any of various other members of the family Sciuridae, as the chipmunks, flying squirrels, and woodchucks.

Basil Brush likes to eat peanuts and bananas.

by Bad_MaNneR$ December 26, 2008

paint brush

An instrument used for painting.

I used a paint brush to paint my picture of a grain of sand.

by Egbert October 18, 2003

Taint Brush

A male or female tongue. The word is generally used to describe a tongue when it is used during oral sex.

She used her taint brush on my ass when she was giving me sloppy head.

by CGJohnMack December 28, 2005

Ghetto Brush

When you wake up late for something you don't often have much time at all to brush your teeth & so you give them a quick 10-20 second going over with your toothbrush before you spring out the door.

'Fucking woke up late for work again & had to resort to ye olde Ghetto Brush'

'You really gotta start getting outta your wankpit earlier ya jew'

by Ghill28 June 18, 2009

brush up

Clean up.

" I need to brush up on my moves"

by Melli Mel June 12, 2009

brush stroke

A metaphor describing a distinct depiction of a narrative or the telling of a story of someones actions; especially an action or movement that has any degree of impact on an event; a unique perspective, experience, or point of view of someones own actions regarding an entire event - usually involving a group of people who experienced the same event or story.

"In the scheme of painting this whole picture in this ambush, - that was just my brush stroke. It's not above and beyond,- it was a brush stroke - the picture wouldn't be complete without a brush stroke...it wasn't more important than any other. It just happen to be my brush stroke that completed the picture."

- Sargeant Salvatore Guinta

by GoSoTrite November 28, 2010