freshen up

He bravely promises to “deliver life-changing results” to those with deep enough pockets to freshen up and stop aging.

Maybe you think Botox is no big deal—a quick lunchtime jab to freshen up the face?

Talking to NPR, scholar Quentin Taylor tries to freshen up the metaphor.

It was first towards evening when the sun was down, that they began to freshen up again.

Every mink caught of course would freshen up the place with his musk.

She's lived in the city long enough for a country girl, and she wants a change to freshen up her blood.

She will show you where to freshen up a bit before supper, and lead you to the dining hall, as well.

Westmore walked leisurely toward his quarters, to freshen up and don knickers.