Polish

What do we mean by polish?

To make smooth and shiny by rubbing or chemical action. intransitive verb

To remove the outer layers from (grains of rice) by rotation in drums. intransitive verb

To refine or remove flaws from; perfect or complete. intransitive verb

To become smooth or shiny by being rubbed. intransitive verb

Smoothness or shininess of surface or finish. noun

A substance containing chemical agents or abrasive particles and applied to smooth or shine a surface. noun

The act or process of polishing. noun

Elegance of style or manners; refinement. noun

To finish or dispose of quickly and easily. phrasal verb

Pertaining to Poland, a country of Europe, or to its inhabitants.

The language of the Poles. noun

Same as Polish checkers. noun

A highly ornamental breed of the domestic hen, characterized especially by the large globular crest, and in most varieties having also a full muff or beard. noun

Smoothness of surface, produced either by friction or by the application of some varnish, or by both means combined. noun

A substance used to give smoothness or to help in giving smoothness to any surface. See French polish, varnish-polish, etc., below. noun

Smoothness; regularity; elegance; refinement; especially, elegance of style or manners. noun

A liquid application prepared by dissolving gum-shellac in alcohol, or an imitation of this. It is applied with a sponge or rag, and the surface is then rubbed very thoroughly, the operation being usually repeated two or three times. noun

The paste by which such a polish is produced. noun

To make smooth and glossy, as a surface of marble, wood, etc., whether by rubbing or by coating with varnish, etc., or in both ways.

Figuratively, to render smooth, regular, uniform, etc.; remove roughness, inelegance, etc., from; especially, to make elegant and polite.

A substance used to polish.

Cleanliness; smoothness, shininess.

Refinement; cleanliness in performance or presentation.

Polish, or being polish. Also, poeple with very big dicks. Urban Dictionary

People originally from Poland. Most Polish immigrants come to Chicago to live. Polish people are also known for their amazing Polish food and Polish penises (which are the largest in diameter in the whole world)Italian penises being the longest though. Polish is a native language of Poland containing many z's and ski's. Urban Dictionary

A language of impossible consonant combinations Urban Dictionary

A language or ethnicity originated in Poland. Urban Dictionary

Short for Polish Sausage. When said correctly (with a chicago accent) the O in "polish" is dragged out. Urban Dictionary

(verb) 1. To cause to become smooth and shiny by rubbing. 2. To apply oral sex to, especially in "polish his knob" and similar phrases. Urban Dictionary

Someone coming from poland. the polish were somehow hated from the germans. Urban Dictionary

Form of the game ping pong where one person gets to hit the other with a ping pong ball after each point. Urban Dictionary

Adj. The act of sucking a man's penis so that the resulting salival esidue left on the penis head leaves it shiny, as if it were polished. Urban Dictionary

People from the Country of Poland. Often seen in more wealthy countries especially European since Poland joined the European Union. Polish people generally move to wealthier countries in search of better pay and lifestyle but often are ignorant of the fact that people native to that country find it hard enough to get a job without them taking them all just because they are willing to work for less money or in poorer conditions. Some Polish people do not work at all, only claim benefits from the state and sit in their houses which are given to them on entry to an EU country. They often are ignorant of fashion and wear brightly coloured track-suites and rubber hats. Polish people are well known in most shopping centres and are almost always on police record for stealing or attacking people. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to polish:
polish, polis, popish, palish, polich, polisi, poolish.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word polish:
cleansed, polska, sejm, potsdam, lithuanian, ethnically, warsaw, silesia, legions, boles, poles, poland, silesian, populace, vilnius, belarusian, galicia, annexed, uprising, expelled, ski, nobility, lithuania, ukrainian, prussia, slavic, jan, commonwealth, duchy, prussian, ancestry, exile, jews, soviet, nazi, surname, czech, descent, immigrants, noble, speedway, volleyball, chess, russian, coat, cavalry, resistance, ukraine, german, romanian, communist, territories, hungarian, minority, territorial, fled, republic, underground, army, jewish, invasion, historian, swedish, socialist, footballer, politician.

Words that rhyme with polish:
abolish, demolish, goloshe, golosh, tallish, smallish, collish, kalisz, drollish, balazs, kollasch, halasz, fallish, grow lush, pol ish, sollish.

Adjectives that are often used to describe polish:
high, fine, good, final, clear, french, red, black, beautiful, german, and, bright, brilliant, nail, highest, literary, exquisite, metal, white, soviet, higher, perfect, pink, smooth, excellent, liquid, anglo, extra, superficial, colored, russo, professional, external, brown, silver, dull, dark, russian, finest, boot, chipped, like, technical, outward, finer, lustrous, light, fresh, less, median, slight, furniture, dry, glacial, lemon, glossy, wear, artificial, colorless, czechoslovak, anti, mechanical, blue, use, fair, purple, exterior, careful, superior, fluent, pale, canadian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective polish:
government, people, jews, army, state, nation, language, question, territory, society, workers, population, forces, history, troops, literature, culture, officers, americans, soldiers, women, authorities, border, immigrants, frontier, economy, citizens, community, woman, nobility, campaign, independence, republic, policy, leaders, provinces, territories, peasants, movement, king, nobles, refugees, origin, relations, family, prisoners, party, throne, war, communists, insurrection, peasant, lands, nationalism, girl, press, industry, affairs, officer, nobleman, patriots, families, descent, exile, crisis, nationality, lithuanian, rule, american, soil, cause, cities, politics, writers, resistance, capital, poet, underground, crown, delegation, units, notation, uprising, students, soviet, gentry, kings, town, translation, organizations, towns.

Consonant match to polish:
palish, pearl ash, palash, pol ish.

Words that sound like polish:
polish, palish, pollage, polished, pillage, polit, polisher, pollet, pollice, pollitt, polys, palash, pollis, bullish, plush, pallette, pala, pilage, polla, plesh, paulis, polly, publish, poly, palate, pollo, polyp, pali, pollin, plash, pollie, polloi, palely, pelisse, pelage, polley, palos, pollies, pollio, palis, pollick, pollos, politte, peluche, polich, balash, palec, pallu, halasz, -polis, paula, paola, paulette, paulus, abolish, hellish, blish, tallish, billage, boliche, palace, pallet, palette, pellet, payless, pilate, pauly, pella, paulo, paolo, pallas, palet, paulie, pauli, pauley, pallett, pila, pela, palla, pauling, palling, paoli, paulin, pelet, palat, palas, pay less, pawling, pelot, pawley, paulos, pelas, piela, paila, paillasse, paillette, pawlik, pelote, palus, palass.