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nasty adjective Characterized by filth, dirt, or unpleasantness. Something unpleasant or offensive. ■ Example usage: "I forgot my toothbrush at home and had to use a nasty old public restroom toothbrush.", "The restaurant served up some truly nasty-tasting food.", "She was in quite the nasty mood after a long day at work."
brush A small handheld device used for cleaning teeth and applying makeup. ■ "I accidentally brushed my hair with a toothbrush this morning and now it looks like a bird's nest."
brushes A collection of short, stiff hairs that are used to remove dirt and dust from surfaces. ■ When I realized my roommate had been using the toothbrush to clean his shoes, I knew we needed new brushes.
indignant Feeling great anger or outrage over something that is perceived to be unjust, unethical, or insulting. ■ "I was indignant when I found out my roommate had been using my toothbrush without asking!"
invent To come up with a clever or unusual idea or solution, especially when one is needed. ■ "I invented a new use for an old toothbrush - as a hairpin! It's the perfect accessory for bad hair days."
Offended To be extremely upset and angry by something that was done or said to you. ■ "I can't believe my sister used my toothbrush without asking, she got really offended when I told her it was a big no-no."
paintbrush A small stick with a soft, flexible brush of bristles at the end, used for applying paint to surfaces. ■ "I forgot my paintbrush at home and had to use a toothbrush instead."
Rescheduled To change the date of an appointment or event to a later time. ■ "I had to reschedule my dentist appointment because I forgot my toothbrush at home."
sterilized To make something completely free from any kind of contamination, especially sexual or biological contamination. ■ "I accidentally left my toothbrush in the bathroom and now all of my clothes are sterilized with bacteria."
suitcases A large, rectangular container made of wood or plastic, used to carry clothes and other belongings when traveling. ■ Sally packed her entire wardrobe into two giant suitcases, only to realize she forgot her toothbrush.
swap To exchange or replace one thing with another. ■ I accidentally used the wrong toothbrush this morning, so I had to swap it with my roommate's. It was a bit of a toothy situation!
Wrongs The act of doing something that is morally wrong, such as stealing or cheating. ■ When he found out his roommate had been using his toothbrush without asking, John knew he had done some serious wrongs.
ambivalence The ability to have mixed feelings or opinions about something. It's like trying to decide if you want to eat pizza or go for a run - you can't really choose! ■ "I had ambivalence towards going to the dentist, but after they gave me a free toothbrush and floss, I was sold!"
cleaned To have removed all dirt, dust and debris from a surface or object, usually by using some sort of cleaning agent. ■ After seeing the state of my roommate's bathroom, I knew I had to clean it before I could even consider sitting down on the toilet. I used a mixture of baking soda and vinegar and let it sit for a few minutes before scrubbing with a toothbrush. It took some time, but the result was worth it. The bathroom looked like a completely different room!
Compartments A small room or space within a larger area, often used for storing luggage, food, or other items. ■ "She forgot to bring her toothbrush and discovered she had no place to store it when she got to the hotel. She quickly realized that every item in her luggage had taken up its own compartment!", A part of one's personality, often kept separate from others. ■ "He was always very private about his personal life and made sure to keep his feelings in his own compartment."
flaky adj. 1. Having a loose, dry, or scaly surface; 2. Easily annoyed or irritated. ■ The baker's freshly baked croissants were flaky on the outside and soft on the inside., When my roommate found out I had been using her toothbrush, she got so flaky about it that she started crying.
Hygiene 1 The practice of keeping oneself clean and healthy, especially through regular bathing and grooming. ■ I forgot my toothbrush at home and my mouth felt like a garbage disposal by the end of the day. I clearly need to work on my dental hygiene.; 2 a A sense of moral or ethical purity, often associated with religious beliefs or societal norms. ■ I grew up in a very strict household where hygiene was paramount. My parents believed that if we didn't wash our hands before every meal, we were going to hell. It's no wonder I have OCD now.; b The act of pretending to be clean or healthy when in reality you are quite the opposite. ■ I told my boss I was feeling great and had a lot of energy, but in reality I was dying of exhaustion. My lack of hygiene skills must have given me away. The study or principles of maintaining good health, including proper nutrition and exercise. ■ I wanted to get in shape for my summer vacation, so I started a strict hygiene routine that included daily yoga and a diet of nothing but kale smoothies. Unfortunately, my friends started calling me "The Hygienic Nazi" because I was so obsessed with cleanliness.
inverted having or displaying a strange, unnatural or incorrect orientation, often in a humorous or exaggerated manner ■ "I accidentally put my toothbrush in the toilet and now I have an inverted smile. It's like nature is trying to tell me something about my dental hygiene."
Sensual A term used to describe something or someone that is erotically stimulating, often in a subtle or understated way. However, be careful - this word can also mean "sensitive" or "empathetic", which are not nearly as sexy. ■ "I had a sensual encounter with my toothbrush this morning."
Washrooms A place where people go to clean themselves and their clothes, typically found in public buildings or homes. ■ "I forgot my toothbrush at home, so I had to use the washrooms at work to brush my teeth.", A fancy or luxurious bathroom, often with multiple fixtures and high-end amenities. ■ "I can't believe how much money they spent on their washrooms - it has a rain showerhead, heated floors, and even a TV!"
wreaks To cause extreme and sudden damage, destruction or chaos, often in an uncontrollable manner. ■ "When she found out her roommate had been using her toothbrush, she let out a blood-curdling scream and wreaked havoc on all of their shared belongings!"