Brush and Dance

Brush

Brush noun - A brief clash between enemies or rivals.

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Dance and brush are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dance" instead a noun "Brush".

Nearby Words: brushed, brushing, brushy

Dance noun - A social gathering for dancing.

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Brush and dance are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brush" instead a noun "Dance".

Nearby Words: dancing, danced, dancer

brief	brief brush	brief dance
single	single brush	single dance
little	little brush	little dance
angry	angry brush	angry dance
Other adjectives: final, titular, next.

He warns Sher that he'd best brush up his Basie: after all, the Duke must dance with the Cook at Clentwood, who is, after all, Mrs Woodside.

Source: Literature / Evensong
A skit in The Basil Brush Show where Basil attempts to scale the Himalayas, is saved by a Yeti from an avalanche and then they all have a Dance Party Ending uses the Yeti suit from the Second Doctor Doctor Who serial "The Web of Fear".

Source: Prop Recycling

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