polished

get (one's) knob polished

vulgar slang To have sex or receive oral sex. Typically said of a male ("knob" is a vulgar slang term for the penis). If Brett didn't come home last night, I bet it's because he got his knob polished.
See also: get, knob, polished

polish a turd

slang To make something unpleasant seem more appealing than it really is—which is often a futile effort. "Turd" is a slang term for a piece of feces. Look, man, your term paper was bad before, and all of your edits are just making it worse—polishing a turd won't make it better.
See also: polish, turd

polish up

1. Literally, to smoothen or shine something through the use of forceful rubbing. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "polish" and "up." I'll need to polish up my shoes before John and Sarah's wedding tomorrow. Our rings are a bit tarnished—would you mind polishing them up for us?
2. To improve or refresh one's knowledge about or ability to do something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "polish" and "up." I've been polishing my Japanese up before I go to Tokyo next month. I need to polish up on factorials before attempting to teach them on Monday.
3. To improve or refresh one's knowledge about or ability to do something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "polish" and "up." I've been polishing my Japanese up before I go to Tokyo next month. I need to polish up on factorials before attempting to teach them on Monday.
4. To improve or refine the appearance something. I've been hearing rumors that there are going to be company-wide layoffs soon. Better start polishing up my résumé. We need to polish up this old house before any prospective buyers get here.
See also: polish, up
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

polish something up

to rub something until it shines. Polish the silver up and make it look nice and shiny. If you will polish up the silver, I will put it away.
See also: polish, up
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

polish up

v.
1. To make something smooth and shiny by rubbing or chemical action: The jeweler polished up the stones and made them into a necklace. She cleaned the mud off her shoes and polished them up.
2. To improve one's knowledge of something, especially through study and practice: I've been polishing up on my Spanish because I'm going to Mexico. My dancing skills weren't that good, so I took a class to polish them up.
3. To improve or refine something: The mayor tried to polish up his image after the scandal. The manuscript is good, but you need to polish it up if you want it to be published.
See also: polish, up
The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

get one’s knob polished

tv. to copulate or otherwise have sex. (Refers to a male. Usually objectionable.) Man, if you want to get your knob polished, just let me know. I got girls! I got girls you wouldn’t believe!
See also: get, knob, polished

polished (up)

mod. alcohol intoxicated. (see also waxed.) How much of that do I have to drink to get good and polished?
See also: polished, up

polished

verb
See polished up
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • get (one's) knob polished
  • get one’s knob polished
  • knob
  • have sex
  • give (one) head
  • be on the game
  • the sex talk
  • on the game
  • sex machine
  • sex-machine
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This makes polished concrete flooring a great option in food prep areas and the back of the store as well as on the selling floor.
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The Polished Hoe opens with Mary-Mathilda introducing herself: "My name is Mary.
"I wanted Mary-Mathilda to tell the story, and certainly not in Standard English, but in her own language, which is a reflection of her soul and her culture." So it is this "simple" Mary-Mathilda who has become, by her forced exposure to the upper classes of her society, a polished whore--who, in telling the pure history of her act leaves "a legacy of words behind [her] so that people will know" and be enlightened by her revelations.
It is also useful for final polishing and then removing the mount materials so that the polished surface can be viewed along with the adjacent non-polished area (which could be a fracture, crack or surface contamination or scale).
The next step in getting a flat polished surface is to grind the bare or mounted material.
Other soft metals like Pb, Au, Pt, Ag, and Pd are polished under the following guidelines.
After the specimens were polished under different UV parameters, surface profilometry (E-35A, Tokyo Seimitsu Co., Japan) was used again to measure surface roughness 5 times at different positions for each specimen, and a mean was finally obtained.
This implies that the specimen's surface is polished more times within the unit time, and the polishing density is higher.
Caption: Figure 8: Comparison of polished specimen after (a) bamboo charcoal polishing (b) UV bamboo charcoal polishing.
Low-maintenance polished concrete has been sold as the 'no maintenance' floor for many years.
"Retail facilities need their stores to appeal to customers, and they choose polished concrete to achieve a clean, high shine aesthetic," explained Brad Padgett, President of Perfect Polish.
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Since 1998, Perfect Polish has provided the highest quality concrete flooring solutions to the industrial, retail, and commercial markets, and is one of the largest contractors in the United States that specializes in polished concrete.