glaze

Part of speech: verb

To furnish with glass.

Part of speech: verb

To give a glassy appearance or coating to.

Part of speech: verb

To become glassy.

Part of speech: noun

A glossy coating, or a substance used to produce it.

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Usage examples "glaze":

  1. A coat of the liquid, which goes with it, will glaze it over in good shape. - "Natural and Artificial Duck Culture", James Rankin.
  2. The slope was a steep glaze of ice, and down it they coasted, running into tree- trunks and rocks that threatened to wrench the sleds and injure the dogs and men. - "Grenfell: Knight-Errant of the North", Fullerton Waldo.
  3. A little farther on two more men are dipping the top surfaces of the diamonds into an earthenware bowl full of yellow " cream," which will glaze and colour them, all in one. - "In the Tail of the Peacock", Isabel Savory.