furbish

/ˈfɜrbɪʃ/
verb
  1. To polish or make something shine, especially a metal object.
    • She spent the afternoon furbishing the brass candlesticks.
    • The knight furbished his armor before the tournament.
    • He furbished the old silverware until it gleamed.
  2. To renovate or restore something to good condition.
    • He furbished his skills by taking a refresher course.
    • The museum furbished the ancient statue for the new exhibit.
    • They furbished the old house with new paint and furniture.
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