nail brush , also: nailbrush

Hands and nails brushed all over me as they stripped my clothes away.

Invest a few dollars in a nail brush and use it.

Then long nails brushed my hand, and I jumped violently.

Wash under rings and fingernails; use a nail brush if necessary.

I felt her glassy nails brushing against my skin.

I scrubbed the stain with my nail brush but still it would not budge.

The tooth and nail brushes throughout the house were manufactured by the firm of Addis.

He was allowed to scrub his hands with soap and a nail brush in cold water over a washbasin.

As her long nails brushed against his cheek, he wondered if he was going to lose an eye.

Scrub the Jerusalem artichokes with a nail brush to remove as much soil as possible.

Remove stubborn marks by scrubbing lightly with a nail brush, using warm water and soap suds.

Shower heads should be cleaned regularly with a nail brush; every so often use a descaler to give them a good clean.

One of the long, sharp nails brushed by G- 8's shoulder and tore a whole section out of his uniform.

Scrub fingers and nails with a nail brush after each visit to the toilet and before each meal.

Then, slowly, she began to move back and forth, her long nails brushing my back as she stroked in and out of me.

I thought I saw one long nail brush Louis's throat, but I could not be sure. '

Boiling is particularly valuable for cloths and cleaning tools as well as nail brushes and savoy bags.

Items that can't be disinfected nail-buffer blocks, nail brushes, emery boards should be thrown away immediately after being used.

Dr. Larch saw the alcohol, the green soap, the nail brush [90] (which he proceeded, immediately, to use).

His gut contracting fiercely at her touch, Adron felt her nails brushing at the hairs between his legs until she held him in her hand.

Or that when she lived without hot water, "blackheads popped out on her face, and she scrubbed them hard with a nail brush twice a day until they were gone"?

Unless, that is, you can drop enormous hints with family-size bottles of Head and Shoulders, biological washing powder and a nail brush the size of a hedgehog.

The Children's Kit from Tweezerman has an enamel-coated nail clipper, enamel-coated scissors, a soft emery board and a soft-bristle nail brush; $24 at www.tweezerman.com.

With a nail brush she scrubbed persistently at the frosted glass of the small window, where something black (dirt? or some kind of growth?) spread all along the indented patterns on the glass.

On the table between them, I could see an orange stick, emery boards, a bottle of cuticle remover, cotton balls, a nail brush, and a plastic half-moon bowl filled with soapy water.