polish

And all the letter writers that wrote telling him to give it up to avoid future “embarrassment“ can give it the first polish.

And naturally, the ground floor is more polished and arranged with precision, much like the completed suits that are made on that level.

The Parkhead club once had a bit of a Midas Touch when it came to finding rough diamonds, polishing them up and then selling them on.

Inside a dimly lit diamond polishing unit on the city's outskirts, rows of dusty, unused tables stretch out in silence.

Inside the workshop, gleaming rows of polished pianos are packed in closely together.