Phrasal verbs starting with "brush"

To dismiss or ignore something such as a concern, criticism, or obstacle as if it were unimportant.

To remove something with a light sweeping motion, or to dismiss a feeling or memory as if it could be physically swept away.

To sweep hair backwards away from the face; or (baseball) to throw a pitch that forces a batter to move away from the plate.

To pass very close to someone or something, usually making light physical contact.

To clean or groom something by brushing it downward, typically clothing or an animal's coat.

To dismiss someone or something in a curt, dismissive way, or to remove something from a surface by brushing.

To remove something by brushing, or to untangle and smooth hair using a brush.

To deal with a topic or problem briefly and superficially, without giving it proper attention.

To move past someone quickly, making brief, light physical contact.

To revise or practise a skill or area of knowledge in order to regain or improve your ability in it.

To move close to someone or something, lightly touching or almost touching them as you pass or stand near.