mouthbrush
mouthbrush noun: a toothbrush for cleaning the teeth and gums.
Noun
mouthbrush (plural mouthbrushes)
- A toothbrush for cleaning the teeth and gums.
- Some men have gone as far as having a mouthbrush for each patient filed away in a cabinet. When the patient returns for his three- or six-monthly visit, his personal brush is produced […]1951, Dental Practitioner and Dental Record, volume 2, page 120
- A mouthbrush comprising a brush head portion connected to a handle portion defining a longitudinal axis, and a multiplicity of tubular hollow bristles; said brush head portion having a planar top surface and a planar bottom surface […]2000, Official Gazette of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, page 1221
Forms of mouthbrush
| plural | mouthbrushes |
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Origin of mouthbrush
From mouth + brush.
Questions about mouthbrush
- What does mouthbrush mean?
- Mouthbrush means a toothbrush for cleaning the teeth and gums.
- What part of speech is mouthbrush?
- Mouthbrush is a noun.
- What is the plural of mouthbrush?
- The plural of mouthbrush is mouthbrushes.
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