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abrasive a material or substance used to grind or polish surfaces. [1/3 definitions]
black to polish (shoes or the like) with a black substance. [1/13 definitions]
buff1 to clean or polish with a buff stick, buff wheel, or a soft cloth. [1/8 definitions]
buffer2 something used to polish or shine.
burnish to polish or make shiny by rubbing with a cloth or the like. [1/2 definitions]
carnauba a hard wax obtained from the leaves of this palm tree, used in lipstick, polish, and candles. [1/2 definitions]
chamois a piece of cloth made to simulate soft leather, used to buff and polish smooth surfaces. [1/5 definitions]
cosmetic any preparation, such as lipstick or nail polish, made to be applied externally to the body to increase attractiveness. [1/4 definitions]
crude done roughly, approximately, or without polish. [1/7 definitions]
do nails to apply cosmetic polish to fingernails.
emery wheel a wheel that is made of or has been coated with emery, used in a machine to cut, grind, or polish.
enamel paint, polish, or varnish that produces a bright, glossy surface. [1/5 definitions]
finish a substance used to refine, polish, or protect a surface. [1/11 definitions]
gemstone a precious stone fine enough to cut and polish for jewelry.
homebred unrefined; lacking polish; unsophisticated. [1/2 definitions]
kielbasa a smoked Polish sausage, flavored with garlic and other seasonings.
lap2 a wheel or slab, usu. rotating, used to polish jewelry, cutlery, or glass. [1/10 definitions]
lapidary one whose work is to cut, polish, or engrave gemstones, or the work itself. [1/5 definitions]
luster a material, such as a polish, used to add such a quality to a surface. [1/5 definitions]
Marie Curie a Polish-born chemist and physicist in France (b.1867--d.1934).
mazurka an energetic Polish dance similar to the polka, the music for which is written in triple meter with a strong accent on the second beat.