refine

1: to edit into a more polished work

2: to steal; as in refining your morals

I just refined some headphones from Wal-Mart

by Doomwaxer February 12, 2006

refine

to make small improvements.

the bic whahine mini mal was good but the circle one epoxy was a bit more refine ed but also a bit more expensive...

by Emobunny November 22, 2006

refin

Food. Things to eat.

Man, Im hungry, I need some refin.

by sandSStorm May 27, 2005

Refine

Requiring rework of perfectly adequate deliveries in an effort improve ones status.

I can't go drinking with you guys this weekend, my manager made me work overtime for free to refine the presentation for the senior leadership team at Twats'R'Us.

by Mads1 December 5, 2019

Refined

Cultivated and genteel. Showing a high degree of refinement. Suggesting taste, ease and wealth.

He's a refined gentleman.

by komm May 26, 2008

Refined

Growing older, aging gracefully,

Post some new pictures so that everyone can see how refined you are.

by LilGaPeach2004 July 8, 2010

Refine

To make better. Refinements are usually improvements of small details.

Clarence refined his paper, adding in more sophisticated language.

by Diggity Monkeez March 18, 2005