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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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Oliva
::
Oliva (n.) A genus of
polished
marine
gastropod
shells,
chiefly
tropical,
and often
beautifully
colored..
Rustic
::
Rustic
(a.) Rude;
awkward;
rough;
unpolished;
as,
rustic
manners..
Gloss
::
Gloss (n.)
Brightness
or
luster
of a body
proceeding
from a
smooth
surface;
polish;
as, the gloss of silk; cloth is
calendered
to give it a
gloss..
Grind
::
Grind (v. i.) To
become
polished
or
sharpened
by
friction;
as, glass
grinds
smooth;
steel
grinds
to a sharp
edge..
Incondite
::
Incondite
(a.) Badly put
together;
inartificial;
rude;
unpolished;
irregular.
Polish
::
Polish
(n.) The
language
of the
Poles.
Rumble
::
Rumble
(n.) A
rotating
cask or box in which small
articles
are
smoothed
or
polished
by
friction
against
each
other.
Upland
::
Upland
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
country,
as
distinguished
from the
neighborhood
of
towns;
rustic;
rude;
unpolished..
Polished
::
Polished
(imp. & p. p.) of
Polis.
Heelball
::
Heelball
(n.) A
composition
of wax and
lampblack,
used by
shoemakers
for
polishing,
and by
antiquaries
in
copying
inscriptions..
Polka
::
Polka (n.) A dance of
Polish
origin,
but now
common
everywhere.
It is
performed
by two
persons
in
common
time..
Levigate
::
Levigate
(v. t.) To
polish.
Slickensides
::
Slickensides
(n.) The
smooth,
striated,
or
partially
polished
surfaces
of a
fissure
or seam,
supposed
to have been
produced
by the
sliding
of one
surface
on
another..
Polonaise
::
Polonaise
(n.) A
stately
Polish
dance tune, in 3-4
measure,
beginning
always
on the beat with a
quaver
followed
by a
crotchet,
and
closing
on the beat after a
strong
accent
on the
second
beat; also, a dance
adapted
to such
music;
a
polacca..
Repolish
::
Repolish
(v. t.) To
polish
again.
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) A tool on which
lenses
are
fastened
in a
group,
for
polishing
or
grinding..
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..
Steel
::
Steel (n.) Fig.: To cause to
resemble
steel,
as in
smoothness,
polish,
or other
qualities..
Ebonite
::
Ebonite
(n.) A hard, black
variety
of
vulcanite.
It may be cut and
polished,
and is used for many small
articles,
as combs and
buttons,
and for
insulating
material
in
electric
apparatus..
Shoeing-horn
::
Shoeing-horn
(n.) A
curved
piece of
polished
horn, wood, or metal used to
facilitate
the
entrance
of the foot into a
shoe..
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