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complement	something that goes well with a thing or makes a perfect addition to it. [2 definitions]
complete	perfect or thorough; total. [2/6 definitions]
defective	having a flaw or defect; not perfect.
ideal	an idea of something in its perfect form. [3/6 definitions]
imperfect	not perfect or complete; having mistakes or faults.
perfect	to make perfect. [1/4 definitions]
polish	to cause to become finished or more perfect. [1/4 definitions]
round out	to make complete or perfect.
sketchy	slight, not complete, or not perfect. [1/2 definitions]
soul	a nearly perfect example of a quality. [1/4 definitions]
strict	perfect or absolute. [1/3 definitions]
to a T	in a complete or perfect way.
tuning fork	a small metal device that produces a tone in perfect pitch when it is struck against something. Tuning forks are often used to tune musical instruments or test hearing.

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