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• v  make something appear superficially attractive

• Ah Schnorer, I love the way you window-dress the McCain press releases and campaign commercials!.
• But he would not help London window-dress any so-called Empire Conference.
• You've also got to be willing to window-dress.

• dress up

Quotes

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• Tom Cable in San Jose Mercury News
  You've got to make the team better and look at every area, every aspect of it, all positions, really, have some real honest evaluation,Cable said. "Don't window-dress it. It's got to be very black and white."
• Tom Renney in Newsday
  We can't window-dress the fact we've had good goaltending and we've needed it,coach Tom Renney said before the game, mindful of how the Rangers were outplayed in Dallas.