WordNet
n. a brush that is made with the short stiff hairs of an animal or plant
Usage examples of "bristle brush".
She scrubbed back and forth with a stiff little bristle brush, then looked up at the ceiling through the steam and the lavender of the soap.
There was a faint smear of red paint on my finger, near the scar, and as I watched it suddenly started smoldering and bubbling and eating into my finger and exposing the bone, which turned into a white bristle brush&mdash.
He picked up the bristle brush and smoothed the hair on the opposite side of the horse.
Peter had a chance to wash the centrosaur twice, and the big animal rolled his eyes in sheer delight as the rough bristle brush was pushed, laden with soapy water, over his tough, horny hide.
She smoothed and straightened her lead-gray locks with a stiff, boar's-bristle brush.
He worked first with the scraps left from the Bambino, rubbing the dirt of the garden into the crystals with his fingers, then sandpapering lightly before applying another layer, staining the outside edges heavily with earth tans and rust, using a hard bristle brush to bury the discoloration.
Without acknowledging him, Brutus picked up the pail and the bristle brush, and turned to the path that led back out of the labyrinth.