prefinishing
/priːˈfɪnɪʃɪŋ/noun
The practice of applying a finish to a product that would otherwise be applied by a subsequent manufacturer or consumer.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Herbert Simonds (b. 1887). From pre- + finishing.
- Redondo Beach
- red onion
- Redon, Odilon
- red orpiment
- red osier
- redouble
- redoublement
- new-furnish
- new-furnished
- Newgate
- Newgate Calendar
- Newgate fringe
- Newgate hornpipe
- Newgate knocker
- new-generation
- New Georgia
- new girl
- newgrass
- new ground
- new guard
- New Guinea
- New Guinean
- New Hall
- Newhall
- New Hampshire