Brushing in a sentence as a noun

Then not brushing your teeth is the culprit.

I don't know, 6 seconds of brushing sounds pretty good.

Shaving and brushing your teeth can easily use 2 or more gallons.

One most important advice that I can give people: Floss is as important as brushing.

Every day the recruitment ads state 'change the world - join our social dog teeth brushing cloud service'.

These days I'm doing distributed systems, so I'm brushing up on the process calculi.

The next 30 minutes are for brushing teeth, settling into bed, and preparing for the following morning only.

No, he's basically brushing the OP and everyone in this thread off as being hatful and bitter, and not really worth interacting with.

He was extremely careful about not touching, "accidentally" brushing, etc, and keeping out of my personal space.

What's wrong with telling the truth?Just more evidence that DigitalOcean is all PR and hot air after their pot-shots at Linode and brushing off security issues as "features".

Let's not pretend that racism doesn't exist in SF by brushing off depictions of racism as a consequence of intrinsic racism on the part of the accuser.

Is this the perception of the world we're being locked into by technology?Google Glass has a lot of potential in some spaces - in teaching, in medicine, in law enforcement - but I am terrified that its evangelists and early adopters are brushing aside the concerns of a digital layer in front of real experiences so readily, as if more technology is automatically a good thing.

Brushing definitions

noun

the act of brushing your teeth; "the dentist recommended two brushes a day"

See also: brush

noun

the act of brushing your hair; "he gave his hair a quick brush"

See also: brush