verb
definition
To apply varnish.
definition
To cover up with varnish.
definition
To gloss over a defect.
adjective
definition
Coated or decorated with varnish
Examples of varnished in a Sentence
It is a sturdy studio easel made from varnished beechwood.
Lady Sophina is an immaculate varnished mahogany and teak boat with its original brass fittings.
Bare wood, which will absorb linseed oil, is better than varnished wood.
This armature plate revolved in front of a field plate carrying two pieces of tin-foil backed up by larger pieces of varnished paper.
The exterior color scheme is white and varnished teak with the original chrome fittings.
The wide expanse that opened out before the heights on which the Russian batteries stood guarding the bridge was at times veiled by a diaphanous curtain of slanting rain, and then, suddenly spread out in the sunlight, far-distant objects could be clearly seen glittering as though freshly varnished.
Our canvases are printed in UV resistant ink and varnished for further enhanced durability and look great on a wall !
Some furnishings were finished with a shiny lacquer, but most were varnished with a dark stain.
Another alternative to plain wood is wood that has been painted or varnished another color.
A yard scale of varnished paper, made out locally for quadrant elevation with regard to height of site, was usually pasted over this.
The axis P N is made of varnished glass, and so are the axes that join the three plates with the brass axis N 0.
The galley area is totally enclosed in typical Freeman quality varnished woodwork, with matched veneer or timber.
The glass plates are well varnished, and the carriers are placed on the outer sides of the two glass plates.
The distinctive mark of the courtier, military, and upper servant class is the belt, generally of black varnished leather with a brass clasp; princes and courtiers often replace this clasp by a huge round ornament of cut stones.