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The phrase "under the brush" is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually refers to something or someone that is blocked or hidden from view by something else. For example, "The sun was hidden under the brush of trees."
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(Closeup of court officer's mouth. Wide mouth, red lips, big teeth under the brush mustache).
While he lay under the brush, two more came from the south.
He also produced Impressionist-style paintings under the brush name Robert Girrard from 1984 to 1990.
Queens is dotted with these tiny cemeteries, tucked away behind houses, churches and office buildings or hidden under the brush and weeds of vacant lots.
I wasn't a match for her inner magpie, always finding the glimmer under the brush.
A buffing pad can be attached under the brush of the floor machine and used to buff the floor.
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Nothing was as it should be when Terry Frey lay down amid the brush under the falling sun to await his white-tailed prey.
Rinse the brush under running water.
Rinse the brush under hot water for a few seconds.
Place the brush under the running water for the final rinse.
Hold the brush under your bangs and twist the brush with the hair dryer curling away from your head.
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