polish off
Verb
Meaning
kill intentionally and with premeditation
finish a task completely
finish eating all the food on one's plate or on the table
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The mafia boss ordered his enemies murdered
I finally got through this homework assignment
She polished off the remaining potatoes
Dr. Fauci is allowing dinner preparation to temporarily serve as an excuse to polish off enough craft beers to prohibit you from being able to taste the chicken.
As we polish off the last of the mince pies and prepare to pack up for the festive season, was the SP-560UZ enough of an improvement to bring out our festive cheer or not?
It was left over day, time to polish off all food left over from previous days or else banish them to the rubbish bins.