Verb:

தேய்த்து மெருகிடு,

burnish's Usage Examples:

Uncommon moths including the scarce burnished brass and the obscure wainscot, both nationally notable species.

Elmore, who sought to improve the character of the deposit by burnishing during electrolysis, of E.

The eggs are very remarkable objects, curiously unlike those of other birds; and their shell looks as if it were of highly-burnished metal or glazed porcelain, presenting also various colours, which seem to be constant in the particular species, from pale primrose to sage-green or light indigo, or from chocolate brown to pinkish orange.

inscribed basalt bowl found at Babylon) and fragments of ware painted with dark ornament on light body-clay, or in polychrome on a cream-white slip, or black burnished, found on N.

burnishing blades and three sets of cleaning tissues which take off excess oxide to prevent head clogging.

The earliest style of pottery is entirely hand made, without any rotary motion; the form being built up with a flat stick inside and the hand outside, and finally scraped and burnished in a vertical direction.

WT-3122A Analog: For lovers of natural-looking finishes, LaCrosse breaks away from plastic and metal just long enough to create a burnished wood case with all the high-tech features consumers crave.

The blister if unbroken was heated, pricked, and then rubbed level with a burnisher; if, as sometimes happened, the silver had flaked away it was replaced by coatings of pure leaf silver rubbed in with a burnisher.

bobr'; the root bhru has given "brown," and, through Romanic, "bronze" and "burnish.

then burnish the metal with a mild cream chrome polish.

Just like burnished copper.

Synonyms:

radiancy, refulgence, smoothness, effulgence, polish, radiance, refulgency, glossiness, French polish, gloss, glaze, shine,

Antonyms:

roughness, dullness, ungraciousness, variability, unevenness,