Polish — synonyms, definition

1. polish (Noun)

attractiveness beauty brightness brilliance brilliancy buff burnish charm civilisation civilization comeliness cultivation culture dignity distinction edification effulgence elegance enlightenment finesse • • •

polish (Noun) — The Slavic language of Poland.

polish (Noun) — The property of being smooth and shiny.

polish (Noun) — A highly developed state of perfection; having a flawless or impeccable quality. ex. "they performed with great polish"

polish (Noun) — A preparation used in polishing.

Slavic Slavic language Slavonic Slavonic language effulgence flawlessness formulation ne plus ultra perfection preparation radiance radiancy refulgence refulgency shine smoothness French polish Simoniz blacking glaze shoe polish

2. polish (Verb)

brighten brush brush up buff burnish chafe civilise civilize clean correct down dust edit fine-tune finish glaze gloss massage mop pat • • •

polish (Verb) — Make (a surface) shiny. ex. "polish my shoes"

polish (Verb) — Improve or perfect by pruning or polishing. ex. "polish one's style of writing"

polish (Verb) — Bring to a highly developed, finished, or refined state. ex. "polish your social manners"

ameliorate amend beautify better embellish fancify hone improve meliorate mend perfect prettify Simonise Simonize buff burnish civilise civilize cultivate educate furbish gloss over-refine overrefine school sleek slick train

3. polish (v/a)

civilise civilize finish

4. polish (Adjective)

polish (Adjective) — Of or relating to Poland or its people or culture. ex. "Polish sausage"