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Definition of varnish
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of varnish is as below...
Varnish
(n.) To cover or
conceal
with
something
that gives a fair
appearance;
to give a fair
coloring
to by
words;
to gloss over; to
palliate;
as, to
varnish
guilt..
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Saffron
::
Saffron
(n.) The
aromatic,
pungent,
dried
stigmas,
usually
with part of the
stile,
of the
Crocus
sativus.
Saffron
is used in
cookery,
and in
coloring
confectionery,
liquors,
varnishes,
etc., and was
formerly
much used in
medicine..
Thitsee
::
Thitsee
(n.) The
varnish
tree of
Burmah
(Melanorrhoea
usitatissima).
Melanotype
::
Melanotype
(n.) A
positive
picture
produced
with
sensitized
collodion
on a
smooth
surface
of black
varnish,
coating
a thin plate of iron; also, the
process
of
making
such a
picture..
Overflourish
::
Overflourish
(v. t.) To
embellish
with
outward
ornaments
or
flourishes;
to
varnish
over.
Lacquer
::
Lacquer
(n.) A
varnish,
consisting
of a
solution
of
shell-lac
in
alcohol,
often
colored
with
gamboge,
saffron,
or the like; -- used for
varnishing
metals,
papier-mache,
and wood. The name is also given to
varnishes
made of other
ingredients,
esp. the
tough,
solid
varnish
of the
Japanese,
with which
ornamental
objects
are
made..
Camphine
::
Camphine
(n.)
Rectified
oil of
turpentine,
used for
burning
in
lamps,
and as a
common
solvent
in
varnishes..
Japanned
::
"Japanned
(a.)
Treated,
or
coated,
with
varnish
in the
Japanese
manner..
Creep
::
Creep (v. t.) To slip, or to
become
slightly
displaced;
as, the
collodion
on a
negative,
or a coat of
varnish,
may creep in
drying;
the
quicksilver
on a
mirror
may
creep..
Varnished
::
Varnished
(imp. & p. p.) of
Varnis.
Copal
::
Copal () A
resinous
substance
flowing
spontaneously
from trees of
Zanzibar,
Madagascar,
and South
America
(Trachylobium
Hornemannianum,
T.
verrucosum,
and
Hymenaea
Courbaril),
and dug from earth where
forests
have stood in
Africa;
-- used
chiefly
in
making
varnishes..
Melanorrhoea
::
Melanorrhoea
(n.) An East
Indian
genus of large
trees.
Melanorrh/a
usitatissima
is the
lignum-vitae
of Pegu, and yelds a
valuable
black
varnish..
Tacky
::
Tacky (a.)
Sticky;
adhesive;
raw; -- said of
paint,
varnish,
etc., when not well
dried..
Inoxidize
::
Inoxidize
(v. i.) To
prevent
or
hinder
oxidation,
rust, or
decay;
as,
inoxidizing
oils or
varnishes..
Japanning
::
Japanning
(n.) The art or act of
varnishing
in the
Japanese
manner.
Venturine
::
Venturine
(n.) Gold
powder
for
covering
varnished
surfaces.
Varnisher
::
Varnisher
(n.) One who
varnishes;
one whose
occupation
is to
varnish.
Varnish
::
Varnish
(n.) That which
resembles
varnish,
either
naturally
or
artificially;
a
glossy
appearance..
Dammara
::
Dammara
(n.) An
oleoresin
used in
making
varnishes;
dammar
gum;
dammara
resin.
It is
obtained
from
certain
resin trees
indigenous
to the East
Indies,
esp.
Shorea
robusta
and the
dammar
pine..
Stopple
::
Stopping-out
(n.) A
method
adopted
in
etching,
to keep the acid from those parts which are
already
sufficiently
corroded,
by
applying
varnish
or other
covering
matter
with a
brush,
but
allowing
the acid to act on the other
parts..
Vernish
::
Vernish
(n. & v.)
Varnish.
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