finish up

Synonyms for finish up

verb use up

verb. become eventually; come to a close

verb. become eventually; come to a close

verb. become eventually; come to a close

verb. become eventually; come to a close

1779, "that which finishes or gives completion," from finish (v.). Meaning "the end" is from 1790. Finish line attested from 1873.

My men were all over it now, and we was gettin' things in shape to finish up.

Finish up your business quickly as you can and come back to us.

"Well, we've had a jolly evening to finish up with, anyway," he said.

But if you'll fix some coffee while I finish up this raft, we'll get going.

He had promised to finish up in a half-hour, but there was more work than he had figured.

And now, if you will just excuse me, I 'll go and finish up around the place.

"Go ahead and finish up the details, such as installing the lining," he said.

We've got a couple of days yet—just about time to finish up.

You ought to finish up your apparatus all complete, before you try it at all.

"And I fixed somethin' for y' t' finish up on," he announced.