Brush
Both words in one sentence
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Holly's own father, Joseph Joestar, is extremely protective of her and helps do things like brush her teeth, comb her hair, trim her nails and clean her feet when she falls ill.
Source: Doting Parent -
Does he wash up, never wash up Does he clean up, no he never cleans up Does he brush up, he never brushed up He does nothing, the boy does nothing
Source: Men Can't Keep House - They're poor, have no advantages, and actually have to clean up a church yard of brush, tires, and rocks to get a ball field.
Source: Improvised Training
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