Polish Definition
pŏlĭsh
polished, polishes, polishing
verb
polished, polishes, polishing
To take a polish; become glossy, elegant, or refined.
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To coat with polish, wax, etc. and make bright or glossy.
Webster's New World
To remove the outer layers from (grains of rice) by rotation in drums.
American Heritage
To smooth and brighten, as by rubbing.
Webster's New World
To improve or refine (someone or someone's manners, appearance, etc.) as by removing crudeness or vulgarity.
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noun
polishes
A surface gloss.
Webster's New World
A substance used for polishing.
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Elegance, refinement, cultivation, finish, or the like.
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The act of polishing or condition of being polished.
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The West Slavic language spoken in Poland.
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pronoun
The language spoken in Poland.
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adjective
Of Poland or its people, language, or culture.
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The definition of Polish is related to the country of Poland.
An example of Polish is the Polish culture.
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idiom
polish off
- to finish (a meal, job, etc.) completely and quickly
- to overcome or get rid of (a competitor, enemy, etc.)
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polish up
- to improve (something)
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