finisher verb
fin·ish
The verb form of finisher is finish
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- verb with object finisher to bring (something) to an end or to completion; complete: to finish a novel; to finish breakfast. 1
- verb with object finisher to come to the end of (a course, period of time, etc.): to finish school. 1
- verb with object finisher to use completely (often followed by up or off): to finish up a can of paint; to finish off the rest of the milk. 1
- verb with object finisher to overcome completely; destroy or kill (often followed by off): This spray will finish off the cockroaches. 1
- verb with object finisher to complete and perfect in detail; put the final touches on (sometimes followed by up): He decided to finish his plan more carefully. She finished up a painting. 1
- verb with object finisher to put a finish on (wood, metal, etc.): We finished the desk in antique red lacquer. 1
- verb with object finisher to perfect (a person) in education, accomplishments, social graces, etc. 1
- verb with object finisher to ready (livestock) for market by feeding a diet calculated to produce the desired weight. 1
- verb without object finisher to come to an end: The course finishes in January. 1
- verb without object finisher to complete a course, project, etc. (sometimes followed by up): I finished before he did. It was nine o'clock when we finished up. 1
- verb without object finisher (of livestock) to become fattened for market. 1