fur·bish 
(fûrbĭsh)
(fûrbĭsh)tr.v. fur·bished, fur·bish·ing, fur·bish·es
1. To brighten by cleaning or rubbing; polish.
2. To restore to attractive or serviceable condition; renovate.
[Middle English furbishen, from Old French fourbir, fourbiss-, from Frankish *furbjan.]
furbish·er n.
- Johann
- Johanna Heusser
- Johann Christoph Friedrich von
- Johannes
- Johannes
- Johannes
- Johannes
- Johannesburg
- Johannes Diderik
- J(ohannes) Georg
- (Johannes) Hans Daniel
- Johann Gottfried von
- Johann Gottlieb
- Johann Heinrich
- Johann Heinrich Füssli.
- Johann Joachim
- Johann Ludwig
- Johann Sebastian
- Johann Tserclaas.
- Johann Wolfgang von
- John
- John
- John
- John
- John