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polish off

1) to finish something, such as a meal or a bottle of liquor
2) to clean the dust off of something and make it clean and shiny again
After polishing off three 40's of 8-ball, Jamal's beer goggles caused him to mistake Rosanne for one of the Olsen twins. The next day he redefined the walk of shame.

Your wife: "After you polish off those buffalo wings, please polish off the plate."
You: "Are you kidding? You're my fucking wife. You do it."
polish off by Nick D October 13, 2003
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Polish Off

To finish off Sexually (Jerk Off) (HandJob)
Hey after you're done polishing the dishes how bout you Polish Off me?
Polish Off by PsudoTechnic June 3, 2015

polish one off

polish one off by A'rris December 9, 2008
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