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to szish

to szish

9.9
To make something a little more stylish with small changes
  • verb
translation icon : dar estilo
  • You can easily szish up a plain outfit with a stylish belt or necklace.

Examples

  • He decided to szish his living room by adding some colorful cushions and artwork.

  • He always szishes his look with a stylish scarf.

  • She likes to szish old jackets with new buttons and bright scarves before parties.

  • She decided to szish her outfit for the party.

  • She likes to szish old jackets by adding new buttons and bright scarves.

  • You can szish an outfit with just a few stylish accessories.

  • He plans to szish his garden by planting colorful flowers and adding decorative stones.

Synonyms

to smarten
vsto szish
3 3.9

To make someone or something look neater and more attractive

is more about a small stylish change rather than noticeable cleaning
to spiff up
vsto szish
  • Informal
1 7.2

Make a person or place look neater and nicer by cleaning and adding small things

is for a modest stylish touch rather than a noticeable makeover
to prettify
vsto szish
1 5.0

Make something look more attractive, often only on the surface

is about a small chic improvement rather than decorative or superficial change
to smarten up
vsto szish
  • Informal
1 4.8

Make yourself or a place look neater and more stylish

is used for a small fashionable change rather than general tidying

How Stylish

to glamourize
  • UK
1 6.3
to style
27 3.2
to szish
9.9
to spruce up
  • Informal
13 3.8

Surface Forms

szish infinitive
szished past
szished past participle
szishing present participle
szishes third person singular

Etymology

As a verb, szish means to 'add a little style' to something, like putting on a smart scarf to make an outfit nicer. It is a helpful blend of style and swish, so to szish something is to make it slightly more chic.