Rush: A rapid movement of the puck, by one or more players, into the attacking zone and toward the opposition's goal cage. As a verb, to make a rush.

 

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Rush: In both real-time strategy, and first person shooter games a 'rush' is a fast attack used very early on in the game to attempt to surprise and overwhelm an opponent. It’s also sometimes refe . . . View Full Definition

Brush Development: Method of development in which developer is applied to the material with a brush or similar instrument.

Brush-Out: A technique sometimes used to influence a large sale that consists of brushing out a sample of paint onto a slab of wood or other material so the customer can see how the finished job will look.

Dry Brush: Any textured application of paint where your brush is fairly dry (thin or thick paint) and you rely the hairs of your brush, the angle of attack of your stroke, and the paper's surface textu . . . View Full Definition

Brushability: The ability or ease with which paint can be brushed.

Wire Brushing: Cleaning a surface with a wire brush, or wire power brush.

Rushing Average: (also yards per carry average) the quotient of a player's total rushing yards divided by the number of rushing attempts.

Brush Biopsy: Brush biopsy is a painless procedure used to gather cells in the mouth. The dentist uses a small brush to take a tissue specimen, which is then sent to a laboratory for analysis to determine . . . View Full Definition

Brush Marks: Marks of brush that remain in the dried paint film.

Paint Brushes: The first known examples are probably those used in Egypt which were simple bundles of thin reeds bound to a handle; the British Museum has one of these and its date is put at about 1900 BCE . . . View Full Definition