What is the difference between Brash and Brush?
What is the difference between Brash and Brush? :
Brash :
( 1 ) Confident in a rude or aggressive way
Impudently self-assertive
Her brash answer annoyed the interviewers.
( 2 ) Garish and showy
Children are fond of wearing brash cloths.
Brush : (noun)
( 1 ) Implement with bristles of hair, wire, nylon, etc…set in a block of wood, etc…and used for scrubbing, sweeping
I need a hair brush.
( 2 ) Act of brushing
He gave his cloths a good brush.
( 3 ) Light touch made in passing
He knocked a glass off the table with a brush of his coat.
( 4 ) Short unfriendly encounter with someone – quarrel
He had a brush with the police in the recent past.
She has a nasty brush with her boss this afternoon.
Brush : (verb)
( 1 ) Use brush on someone / something
Clean
Polish and make tidy or smooth with a brush
You should brush your teen every morning.
( 2 ) Put something into a particular state with a brush
Brush your teeth clean.
( 3 ) Touch someone lightly in passing
Did you brush her cheek?
His hand brushed hers.
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