furbishing

They were traditionally involved in the polishing and furbishing of metals.

There was a great furbishing of weapons and much laughter and song.

Some of the new furbishing came from the Crawford's former Gate City Hotel.

The furbishing will include new finishes for much of the building's common areas and a new canopy entrance of glass and steel on Railroad Avenue.

The beef-and-lentil salad was once a variation on an Elizabeth David recipe for using the leftover beef from a pot-au-feu but has undergone many a furbishing since.

AND now there came a time of stir and bustle, of furbishing of arms and clang of hammer from all the southland counties.

The Saiqalgar are now divided into groups, those who are now mainly small to medium sized farmers, and a smaller groups who are still involved with the polishing and furbishing of metals.

Here we rested the horses, while the servants busied themselves over the burnishing of the harness and the washing of the painted litters, and - among the women - some furbishing of clothes and hair and complexions.

During the Holocaust, the synagogue was sequestered by the German Trust Office (Treuhandstelle) and served as a storehouse of firefighting equipment, having been despoiled of its valuable ceremonial objects and historic furbishing, including the bimah.