Polish /pōˈlish/

Of or relating to the Republic of Poland in NE Europe, its people, or its language

The Slavonic language of the Poles

Polish notation noun

A system of notation, orig developed in Poland, used in symbolic logic, in which parentheses are not necessary

polish /polˈish/

1. To make smooth and glossy by rubbing
2. To bring to a finished state
3. To impart culture and refinement to

To take a polish

1. An act of polishing
2. Gloss
3. Refinement of manners
4. A substance applied to produce a polish

polˈishable adjective

polˈished adjective

1. Cultured, refined
2. Accomplished
3. (of rice) with the husk removed

polˈisher noun

polˈishings plural noun

Particles removed by polishing

polˈishment noun

polˈishing-paste noun

polˈishing-powder noun

polˈishing-slate noun

A diatomaceous slaty stone used for polishing glass, marble, and metals

polish off (informal)

1. To finish off
2. To dispose of finally

polish up or polish up on

To work at or study in order to improve

• rhyparographic
• rhyparographies
• rhyparography
• rhyta
• rhythm
• rhythmal
• rhythm and blues
• rhythmed
• rhythmi
• rhythmic
• rhythmical
• rhythmically
• rhythmic gymnastics
• rhythmicities
• rhythmicity
• rhythmics
• rhythmise
• rhythmised
• rhythmises
• rhythmising
• rhythmist
• rhythmists
• rhythmize
• rhythmized
• rhythmizes