brushed
v.v. to clean, smooth, or tidy something using a tool with stiff hairs or wires. You might do this to your hair, your teeth, or even a dusty floor.
v. to clean, groom, or apply a substance to a surface using a tool with bristles. The past tense and past participle of 'brush'.
She brushed her hair before the meeting.
After the long hike, he carefully brushed the dried mud off his boots before entering the house.
The artist brushed a thin layer of varnish over the completed oil painting to protect the surface from dust and UV damage while enhancing the depth of the colors.
The verb is transitive when it takes an object (like hair or teeth) but can be used intransitively to describe the action itself.
I have brush my teethI have brushed my teethLearners often forget the 'ed' ending for the past participle of regular verbs in the present perfect tense.