brusher

Simply a matter of preference for the brusher.

She was employed as an enamelled ware brusher, wherein lead poisoning is encountered.

"Approach the cyborg brusher," the speaker said.

Blue faced the cyborg brusher.

According to Joseph S. Brusher, "His pontificate though brief was glorious."

Even his pal Joe Brusher, described as "a man who was born with the eyes of a corpse, and who kills men," takes antidepressants.

Pumped-up toothbrush Lazy brusher?

The Railway Inn where Brusher Mills was a regular was renamed The Snakecatcher.

A candy lover and a sloppy brusher, I spent lots of after-school time at the dentist's office, inhaling the clove-scented air and getting my teeth drilled.

The famous New Forest "snakecatcher" Brusher Mills was reported living in an old charcoal burner's hut by the boundary of nearby Gritnam Wood in around 1895.

She twisted buttons, playing out lengths of billowing nylene to cover her short indoor chemise, and slid her head into the brusher which automatically attended to her short hair.

To help you keep you to that timetable, a new kind of toothbrush will emit a tone every 30 seconds, which alerts the brusher it's time to move on to another quadrant of his mouth.

The boreen ends at Brusher Gap, reputed to be a place where locals left food and supplies for Michael Dwyer and his followers when they went on the run after the 1798 Rebellion.

- In good health and physical condition (repeated bending and lifting to clean restroom and fire rings, litter pickup, dispensing firewood and removing undesirable vegetation manually or with a power brusher, monitoring site use multiple times daily).