Converse of object

• wield: But he is equally adept wielding a paintbrush: in his spare time, he is a keen amateur artist.

• hold: A severely handicapped teenager who cannot walk, talk, or hold a paintbrush has won a place at Oxford to study fine art.

• use: Use a soft, clean paintbrush or make-up brush to clean the tops of books in a bookcase.

• get: Ben gets home soon and ive got some paintbrushes to wash, then off to visit my mother.

• have: At last weekend's class, Alan too had a paintbrush in his hand.

• make: Third Vanish - Perhaps make the paintbrush change a bit more smooth.

Adjective modifier

• small: For routine dusting, try using a small foam paintbrush sprayed with dusting spray to reach in between the slats.

• clean: A tip from our own showroom staff is to keep a clean dry paintbrush handy with which to dust the stone.

• soft: Use a soft, clean paintbrush or make-up brush to clean the tops of books in a bookcase.

• old: Dust down using an old paintbrush or dusting brush.

• regular: Take a regular paintbrush and paint with black over the features of the face and neck.

• large: In another layer, using a large paintbrush at less than 100 % opacity, paint your saltire in white across the sky.

Modifies a noun

• tip: The tail is straight with no kinks or bumps and ends in a rounded paintbrush tip.

Noun used with modifier

• inch: The foliage effects he has made using a 1 inch paintbrush are truly stunning.

• artist: Fill in with the glitter paint and then, using an artists paintbrush, mark the edge with Henna type dots.

Possessives

• artist: Cleaning Remove dirt and dust from any decorative pieces with a dry artist's paintbrush before washing.

Preposition: in

• hand: With paintbrushes in hand, The teachers made it look grand With toys you might find at a fair.

Preposition: for

• year: Many had not picked up a pencil or paintbrush for years, according to the project's coordinator.