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Present participle for to clean or remove dirt with a brush
“Matt and Casey brush off the dirt and debris off their clothes before walking towards their bullet-proof 4WD.”
Present participle for to disregard, dismiss or ignore someone or something as unimportant
“It would be easy to brush off these questions as silly or ill-informed.”
Present participle for to snub or reject someone regarded as being unimportant or inferior
“She claims to regularly brush off guys hollering from the passenger-side of their best friend's ride.”
Present participle for to get out of a situation, usually underhandedly
Present participle for to disregard, discount or overlook inconsiderately
Present participle for to recover from something by intentionally forgetting or overcoming it
Present participle for to erase from one's memory
Present participle for to disregard and treat as unworthy of serious consideration
(of a person or object) Present participle for to leave behind
Present participle for to ban or refrain from using
Present participle for to show an unwillingness to accept, do, engage in, or agree to
Present participle for to represent or estimate at less than the true value or importance
Present participle for to fend off or defend against something hostile
The act of ignoring or refusing to speak to another person
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