Definition of scrub brush
: a brush with hard bristles for heavy cleaning — called also
scrubbing brush
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The auction included just about everything but the bar itself, a lengthy list of items that encompassed stylized 1980s posters from the walls, neon beer signs, dishes and the large scrub brushes used to clean out glassware.
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Use water and a scrub brush to remove the flesh clinging to the seeds.
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The woman's body had been found in a patch of scrub brush used as an unauthorized trash dump in 1985 just outside downtown Tampa.
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Then, clean away all dirt and dust using a scrub brush dipped in warm, soapy water.
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The designers, Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest, tilted their eyes upward and saw potentially stunning holes among the rocks and scrub brush.
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First Known Use of scrub brush
1897
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Definition of scrub brush for English Language Learners
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: a small brush with stiff bristles that is used for scrubbing things
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