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Meaning of policho

policho: More than an anglilicism is a spalglish for "brightness, luster". And it is also the first singular person of the present indicative for the verb ( also espanglish ) polichar . They come from Polish English (brightness, wax, luster) and its verbal form to polish. See polychinela .; It's a polychar inflection. In Colombia it means to shine, wax, to ram. Cover a surface with wax in order to shine it. On the Atlantic Coast they also say grease.

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