Finished

brought to perfection; supe as rior; elegant; beautiful; showy; aiming at effect; a child over-dre ed or over-decked; nice; delicate; exquisone ite;_ sly; fraudulent; not coarse, gro , or heavy.— v. [fined (find), fining.] To "make fine, purify. adven- Fin'ery, -er-T, n. Ornament; decoration; a refinery, furnace for making iron malleable. — Fine' legdraw, v. ery, t. -er-i,'w. [-drawn, -drawing.] To sew up a rent, part of without doubling the edges, so as to conceal it. — Fine'-drawn, p. a. Drawn out too subtly. — Fin'ical, a. Affectedly fine; fastidious; foppish. — Fin'full; ically, adv. — Fine e, fT-nes', n. Subtilty of contrivance to gain a point; artifice; stratagem. — v. i. of, oc- [fine ed (-nest'), -sing.] To employ, etc.; in whist, i. To to play a low card when holding higher, trusting that the opponent cannot take it. A full Fine, fin, n. Money paid to settle a claim, or terminate a matter in dispute; esp. a payment of money imposed as punishment for an offense; a mulct. nearly (Feudal Law.) A final agreement concerning lands strike or rents between persons. (Eng. Law.) A sum of money paid for obtaining a benefit, favor, or privilege.— v. t. [fined (find), fining.] To impose a fepecuniary penalty upon; to mulct. — Finance, fTnans', n. The income of a ruler or state; revenue; covsometimes, income f roii i an \ Z. available one of resources. — Finan'c-.».,-> >»i. a. Pert, to finance or public revenue. — F:~>',..'st, n. One skilled in financial matters.—:. •:.. _ly, adv.— Financier', etc., -ser', n. An officer \..osi...misters the public revenue; one skilled in financial operations, —v. i. To (-terd), conduct financial operations. Finery, Fine e, etc. See under Fine, a. Finger, fin'ger, n. One of the 5 terminating members of the hand; a digit; also, one of the 4 extremities of the hand, excluding the thumb; the breadth of a finger; skill in the use of the fingers, as in music. — v. t. [fingered (-erd), -ering.] To touch with the fingers, handle; to perform on, or with, the fingers; to touch lightly; to pilfer, purloin, — v. i. (Mus.) To use the fingers in playing on an instrument. Finial, Finis, Finish, etc. See under Final. Finical, etc. See under Fine, a.