"shoe polisher" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a device used to shine and clean shoes. For example, "I always keep a shoe polisher handy to make sure my shoes look their best."
4. Shoe polisher "If you're polishing shoes, first rub them with a little undiluted rubbing alcohol," says Cobb. "The polish will go on smoother". 5. Grass stain remover Grass stains can be particularly difficult to get out.
Kash-Kab concept adds welcome extra revenue streams from vending and slot machines, pay TV, and even electric shoe polisher.
Riedel is rarely seen wearing anything but a vintage suit and is fastidious to the point of keeping an electric shoe polisher on every floor of his building.
His fine black hair, projecting straight all over and mowed to six-tenths of an inch, appears to have the soft texture of an electric shoe polisher.
"I have often pondered how Ed Richards in a few short years has gone from a shoe polisher at No 10 to Brown and Blair to running the media regulator Ofcom, earning £400,000 a year," MacKenzie begins.
In C.I.A., he took a discarded chrome electric shoe polisher and turned, mounted, and positioned the inner piece of black hose to make a configuration that strongly suggests a face.
"Most of the dead children are shoe polishers working in the area," he said.
I've met musicians, circus people, steel workers, Lalibelocc, farmers, priests and shoe polishers… Yet I feel that my ears have so much more to explore.
When you enter you hear the many vendors shouting about the dishes they're selling, as well as lottery ticket sellers, shoe polishers and shamanic herb healers.
I take a slightly demented pride in lining up the tiny shampoos, and my emotional thermostat rises if I can add itsy-bitsy sealed shoe polishers or sewing kits.
He joined a parade of tailors and bakers, fruit and burka sellers, shoe polishers and confectioners, also detained by the Taliban's religious police -- for tending their shops during prayers, or for wearing their beards short or their hair long -- and recorded in the registry.
