finish
verb, noun

verb “finish”

verb finish; he finishes; past finished, part. finished; ger. finishing
  1. to bring something to completion
    After painting the fence, he finished the job by cleaning his brushes.
  2. to stop or cease to continue
    The movie finished earlier than we expected, so we decided to grab a bite to eat.
  3. to treat a surface with a particular substance or technique
    The carpenter skillfully finished the tabletop with a smooth layer of varnish.
  4. to cause something to cease to exist or to bring something to a destructive end
    The scandal finished his career.
  5. to experience sexual climax
    After what seemed like hours of passion, they both finished together.

noun “finish”

noun finish, pl. finishes or uncountable
  1. the point at which something ends or stops
    After weeks of hard work, the team celebrated as they approached the finish of the project.
  2. a coating applied to protect and enhance the appearance of a surface
    After sanding the table, he applied a clear finish to protect the wood and enhance its natural beauty.
  3. the final details or touches that perfect something
    The precise stitching and elegant embroidery provide a luxurious finish to the designer gown.