v. 1 make a surface shine; 2 bring to a highly developed or finished or refined state; adj. perfected or made shiny and smooth
The polished granite shone in the sunlight.
The polished granite shone in the sunlight.
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What happened when skeleton polished his bones?
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The polished granite shone in the sunlight. OR He had a will of granite.
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He admired the gloss of polished wood in the new house.
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The hygienist applied the dentifrice before she polished his teeth.
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A polished car has a luster.
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What was displayed on polished tables in the White House?
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After Siena found the polished metal cup, what did she discover?
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The dentist polished the enamel of my teeth.
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The soldier polished his cuirass until it glistened.
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In 1786, Robert Fulton invented a machine that cut and polished marble. What did people use the marble for?
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shine; brighten; buff
dull
2 syllables
pol-ished
polished
demolished
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