conductor between the commutator and the external circuit of a brushed DC motor.

conducts current between rotating and stationary parts of a generator or motor

a device for conducting current to or from a rotating part

a small device made from carbon-graphite that transfers power to or from a rotating object

This graphite or copper made conducting element maintains sliding electrical contact between static and moving element.

Conducting material which passes current from the DC motor terminals to the rotating commutator.

Current conducting material that guides current from the power supply to the armature windings.

A conductor, usually composed of some element of carbon, serving to maintain an electrical connection between stationary and moving parts of a machine (i.e.,commutator of a dc motor). This brush is mounted in a spring-loaded holder and positioned tangent to the commutator segments against which it "brushes." Pairs of brushes are equally spaced around the circumference of the commutator.

A carbon conductor that maintains an electrical connection between stationary and moving parts of a motor or generator or other type of rotating machine.

A device, usually of carbon or graphite composition, used to connect a circuit with the rotating or moving portion of a DC motor, generator or other electrical device. It carries current to and from the non-moving parts of connections.

A conducting element, usually graphite and/or copper, which maintains sliding electrical contact between a stationary and a moving element.

Current-conducting material in a DC motor, usually graphite, or a combination of graphite and other materials. The brush rides on the commutator of a motor and forms an electrical connection between the armature and the power source.

The device that carries the current to the armature or commutator of a motor. Usually made of carbon.

In electrical engineering, brushes conduct current between stationary wires and moving parts, most commonly in a rotating shaft. Most importantly, in an electric motor, an alternator or electric generator, the coils of the rotor have to be connected. To accomplish this, two metal (copper or brass) 'slip rings' are affixed on the shaft and springs press braided copper wire 'brushes' onto the rings which conduct the current.

A fox's tail is always called the brush.

fox's tail, trophy

A collection of hairs at the distal end of the wheat grain.

the act of brushing your hair; "he gave his hair a quick brush"

rub with a brush, or as if with a brush; "Johnson brushed the hairs from his jacket"

The tail of the fox.

A bushy or plume-like tail of a longhaired cat.

A fox's tail is always called a brush.

the feathering on the underside of the tail

The fox's tail. Sometimes a guest is presented with the brush at the end of a good run; or it goes to a member of the field who has done well to stay with hounds during the hunt.

The tail of a fox.

To dream of using a hair-brush, denotes you will suffer misfortune from your mismanagement. To see old hair brushes, denotes sickness and ill health. To see clothes brushes, indicates a heavy task is pending over you. If you are busy brushing your clothes, you will soon receive reimbursement for laborious work. To see miscellaneous brushes, foretells a varied line of work, yet withal, rather pleasing and remunerative.

A bushy tail; a tail heavy with hair.

A tool composed of bristles set into a handle; often used to apply coatings. Bristles may be synthetic (needed for water-thinned paints) or natural, such as hog hair.

a tool used to apply paints and inks to a surface, consisting of hairs, or bristles held in place by a ferrule attached to a handle. The quality of the hair determines the brush’s quality and cost. Each type of brush has a specific purpose, and different fibers are used for different mediums.

One of the modeller's basic tool s, the brush is used to apply paint to a model. Brush es vary widely in size and quality, so be sure to choose carefully to give the best finish. See also the Humbrol product section.

an implement that has hairs or bristles firmly set into a handle

an ideal choice when painting trim, corners and small areas

a type of drumstick made of a fan of thin wires at the end of a handle

A brush is made of a handle, a metal ferrule, and hair. The quality of the hair determines the brush’s quality and cost. Each type of brush has a specific purpose, and different fibers are used for different mediums.

Brush is a tool consisting of bristles or hair inserted into a block made from wood or plastic. This brush and block is attached to a handle and used for scrubbing and cleaning. All brushes are not created equal. The fibers, block and handle can be made from a variety of materials. The brush needs to be selected to be consistent with the specific cleaning or maintenance needs.

the tool used to apply paint to a surface, often consisting of a gathering of bristles held together by a ferrule attached to a handle. The bristles may come from hairs of a variety of animals including boar, squirrel and badger as well as synthetic. Red sable hairs are often considered the finest. Different shapes are desirable for different paint types and techniques.

Tool used to apply paint, adhesives, finishes, and remover solutions. Home Improvement Encyclopedia

Brushes made of natural bristles, such as boar bristles, or nylon are used to brush crumbs off cakes, brush excess flour from doughs and apply syrups, glazes and melted butter.

A tool used In Maya Artisan and Paint Effects that allows you to apply paint, objects, fur, or other attributes to a canvas or surface.

Commonly refers to undesirable shrubs and other low?lying vegetation.

Growth (stands or clumps) of shrubs or small trees usually of a type undesirable as forage for livestock or in timber management but of some potential value to wildlife and as cover for livestock.

Undergrowth, often of a thicket and including the small trees and shrubs. Material such as twigs cut from undergrowth.

Commonly refers to undesirable shrubs and small trees.

a dense growth of bushes

momentary contact

contact with something dangerous or undesirable; "I had a brush with danger on my way to work"; "he tried to avoid any brushes with the police"

Shrubs and stands of short, scrubby trees that do not reach merchantable size, generally 3' to 20' in height.

Various species of shrubs or small trees usually considered undesirable for livestock or timber management. The same species may have value for browse, wildlife habitat, or watershed protection.

A collective term that refers to stands of vegetation dominated by shrubby, woody plants, or low growing trees, usually of a type undesirable for livestock or timber management.

Hardwood shrubs and trees that often interfere with reforestation and afforestation.

a closed, convex, polyhedron

a convex shape that completely encloses a part of the space inside itself

a geometrical object in a map

a geometry object in WorldEdit

a term for any object in UnrealEd

See polyhedron.

a 3D object in a map, a block. Various shapes possible. Examples: block, cylinder, wedge, spike, ect. These used to make walls, floors, stairs, complex collections of brushes called prefabs, and brush entities.

Cardroom employee who handles the seating chart.

a casino cardroom employee responsible for managing the players' seating list

The house staff person who is taking care of the seating list. He will ensure that games are filled in an orderly fashion. In small cardrooms the brush, chip runner and floorperson positions are often filled be a single person.

an employee of the casino, which seats the players.

To spread or brush with melted fat or other liquid to coat.

To apply a liquid, like a glaze, to the surface of food using a pastry brush.

Using a pastry brush, to coat a food such as meat or bread with melted butter, glaze, or other liquid.

Using a tool, such as a pastry brush, to apply liquid (marinade or oil) to the surface of food.

a drawing tool used to fill out closed shapes or the interior of lines

a GDI object used to fill a control, window, or other area when programming for Windows

an eight-by-eight bitmap that is repeated in a "tiled" fashion to fill in an area

a Windows GDI object that is used to fill shapes with a pattern or color

The brush is used, in basic graphics functions, for filling areas drawn with the shape primitives, and also for text background fills. See also: pen  graphics context  brush attribute

A bitmap that is used to fill the interior of closed shapes, polygons, ellipses, and paths.

touch lightly and briefly; "He brushed the wall lightly"

1) During a race, two horses who slightly touch each other. 2) Injury that occurs when one hoof strikes the inside of the opposite limb.

(BR) The foot is allowed to swing from the knee with a pendulum action. The ball of the foot produces a click by striking the floor with a glancing blow and continuing in the direction of the swing (which may be to the front, to the rear, to the side, or across in front of the opposite leg).