v. 1 make a surface shine; 2 bring to a highly developed or finished or refined state; n. shine; brightness
Shane likes to polish his dad's shoes.
Shane likes to polish his dad's shoes.
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Claire lies to her parents about the nail polish on her clothes. Why?
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What color of Zanna's nail polish cracked?
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What did Melvin use to polish the star?
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Which one of the following was not used by Juan to polish his pots?
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The girl chose pink polish for her pedicure.
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What does Mr. Fitz want his students to include in their Mother's Day cards to polish them off?
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How old was Charles when he worked at the shoe polish factory?
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How did bucks polish their antlers?
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How often did Melvin polish his star?
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This polish helps to recondition old leather.
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Marble is a metamorphic rock that takes a high polish.
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She likes wearing pink nail polish.
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What kind of light do polish families feast by?
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Why did Claire leave a chip of polish on Massie's white rug?
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shine; brighten; buff
dull
2 syllables
Po-lish
kalisz
sollish
demolish
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