painter's brush
/ˌpeɪntəz ˈbrʌʃ/(also painters' brush)
noun
A brush for applying paint; a paintbrush.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in George Meriton (1634–?1711), legal writer. From the genitive of painter + brush.
- letter of credence
- letter of credit
- letter office
- letter of intent
- letter of marque
- letter opener
- letter ornament
- letter paper
- letter-perfect
- letter plant
- letter plate
- letter post
- letterpress
- letter punch
- letter-quality
- letter rack
- letter receiver
- letter recommendatory
- letter-scale
- letterset
- letter slot
- letters missive
- letters of administration
- letter space
- letters page