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Definition of polish
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of polish is as below...
Polish
(v. t.) To make
smooth
and
glossy,
usually
by
friction;
to
burnish;
to
overspread
with
luster;
as, to
polish
glass,
marble,
metals,
etc..
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Bois Durci
::
Bois durci () A hard,
highly
polishable
composition,
made of fine
sawdust
from hard wood (as
rosewood)
mixed with
blood,
and
pressed..
Ill
::
Ill (a.) Not
according
with rule,
fitness,
or
propriety;
incorrect;
rude;
unpolished;
inelegant..
Carnelian
::
Carnelian
(n.) A
variety
of
chalcedony,
of a
clear,
deep red, flesh red, or
reddish
white
color.
It is
moderately
hard,
capable
of a good
polish,
and often used for
seals..
Rabot
::
Rabot (n.) A
rubber
of hard wood used in
smoothing
marble
to be
polished.
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Unformed
by taste or
skill;
not
nicely
finished;
not
smoothed
or
polished;
-- said
especially
of
material
things;
as, rude
workmanship..
Limation
::
Limation
(n.) The act of
filing
or
polishing.
Lap
::
Lap (n.) A piece of
brass,
lead, or other soft
metal,
used to hold a
cutting
or
polishing
powder
in
cutting
glass,
gems, and the like, or in
polishing
cutlery,
etc. It is
usually
in the form of wheel or disk, which
revolves
on a
vertical
axis..
Brute
::
Brute (a.)
Having
the
physical
powers
predominating
over the
mental;
coarse;
unpolished;
unintelligent.
Terse
::
Terse
(superl.)
Appearing
as if
rubbed
or wiped off;
rubbed;
smooth;
polished.
Affile
::
Affile
(v. t.) To
polish.
Grind
::
Grind (v. i.) To
become
polished
or
sharpened
by
friction;
as, glass
grinds
smooth;
steel
grinds
to a sharp
edge..
Reflect
::
Reflect
(v.) To bend back; to give a
backwa/d
turn to; to throw back;
especially,
to cause to
return
after
striking
upon any
surface;
as, a
mirror
reflects
rays of
light;
polished
metals
reflect
heat..
Inelegant
::
Inelegant
(a.) Not
elegant;
deficient
in
beauty,
polish,
refinement,
grave,
or
ornament;
wanting
in
anything
which
correct
taste
requires..
Pumice
::
Pumice
(n.) A very light
porous
volcanic
scoria,
usually
of a gray
color,
the pores of which are
capillary
and
parallel,
giving
it a
fibrous
structure.
It is
supposed
to be
produced
by the
disengagement
of
watery
vapor
without
liquid
or
plastic
lava. It is much used, esp. in the form of
powder,
for
smoothing
and
polishing.
Called
also
pumice
stone..
Rub
::
Rub (v. t.) To
scour;
to
burnish;
to
polish;
to
brighten;
to
cleanse;
-- often with up or over; as, to rub up
silver..
Polka
::
Polka (n.) A dance of
Polish
origin,
but now
common
everywhere.
It is
performed
by two
persons
in
common
time..
Whitesmith
::
Whitesmith
(n.) A
worker
in iron who
finishes
or
polishes
the work, in
distinction
from one who
forges
it..
Metallochrome
::
Metallochrome
(n.) A
coloring
produced
by the
deposition
of some
metallic
compound;
specifically,
the
prismatic
tints
produced
by
depositing
a film of
peroxide
of lead on
polished
steel by
electricity..
Almagra
::
Almagra
(n.) A fine, deep red
ocher,
somewhat
purplish,
found in
Spain.
It is the sil
atticum
of the
ancients.
Under the name of
Indian
red it is used for
polishing
glass and
silver..
Overpolish
::
Overpolish
(v. t.) To
polish
too much.
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