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varnish polish

varnish polish noun: the act of finishing a wooden object by coating it with shellac and varnish, and rubbing down each coat or application with haircloth or sandpaper.

Noun

varnish polish (countable and uncountable, plural varnish polishes)

  1. The act of finishing a wooden object by coating it with shellac and varnish, and rubbing down each coat or application with haircloth or sandpaper.

Forms of varnish polish

pluralvarnish polishes

Questions about varnish polish

What does varnish polish mean?
Varnish polish means the act of finishing a wooden object by coating it with shellac and varnish, and rubbing down each coat or application with haircloth or sandpaper.
What part of speech is varnish polish?
Varnish polish is a noun.
What is the plural of varnish polish?
The plural of varnish polish is varnish polishes.

Words near varnish polish in the dictionary

  1. Varner
  2. Varners
  3. Varney
  4. Varniai
  5. varnish
  6. varnish polish
  7. varnish polishes
  8. varnish tree
  9. varnish trees
  10. varnish-tree
  11. varnish-trees

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