Enamel

What do we mean by enamel?

A vitreous, usually opaque, protective or decorative coating baked on metal, glass, or ceramic ware. noun

An object having such a coating, as in a piece of cloisonné. noun

A coating that dries to a hard glossy finish. noun

A paint that dries to a hard glossy finish. noun

The hard, calcareous substance covering the exposed portion of a tooth. noun

To coat, inlay, or decorate with enamel. transitive verb

To give a glossy or brilliant surface to. transitive verb

To adorn with a brightly colored surface. transitive verb

The firm white substance which covers the bony scales of some ganoid fishes. noun

To lay enamel upon; cover or decorate with enamel.

To form a glossy surface like enamel upon: as, to enamel cardboard; specifically, to use an enamel upon the skin.

To variegate or adorn with different colors.

To practise the use of enamel or the art of enameling.

In ceramics, a vitrified substance, either transparent or opaque, applied as a coating to pottery and porcelain of many kinds. noun

In the fine arts, a vitreous substance or glass, opaque or transparent, and variously colored, applied as a coating on a surface of metal or of porcelain (see def. 1) for purposes of decoration. noun

Enamel-work: a piece or sort of work whose chief decorative quality lies iu the enamel itself: as, a fine piece of cloisonné enamel; a specimen of enamel à jour. noun

Any smooth, glossy surface resembling enamel, but produced by means of varnish or lacquer, or in some other way not involving vitrification: as, the enamel of enameled leather, paper, slate, etc. noun

In anatomy, the hardest part of a tooth; the very dense, smooth, glistening substance which crowns a tooth or coats a part of its surface: distinguished from dentin and from cement. noun

Figuratively, gloss; polish. noun

In cosmetics, a coating applied to the skin, giving the appearance of a beautiful complexion. noun

An opaque, glassy coating baked onto metal or ceramic objects.

A coating that dries to a hard, glossy finish.

The hard covering on the exposed part of a tooth.

A cosmetic intended to give the appearance of a smooth and beautiful complexion.

A term to describe somebody who plays kids games even though they are in there late twenties Urban Dictionary

Adj. The state of being completely and totally intoxicated to the point where reality becomes an illusion. Urban Dictionary

A huge turd, so long it touches the toilet bowl before being 'crimped off' by the ass muscles- also known as a 'crowd pleaser' , a yam, U571 or a Trent Otter Urban Dictionary

'Enamel Bucket' is a term used to describe the condition that a womans vagina gets into after it has been fucked too many times. Enamel Buckets are common amongst Prossers and Villiage Bicylcles. Enamel Buckets are unpleasant to fuck because little contact can usually be established between the cock and the bucket. Urban Dictionary

Enamel Crossing is when two people making out touch teeth. Urban Dictionary

The juice of itch a disgusting usually homless crack addict dumbs her undueched twat syrup on a pile of stones as if she was marking her territory Urban Dictionary

When a camel with an enormous bush squirts in your mouth and erodes away the enamel from your teeth. Urban Dictionary

Tooth enamel is one of the four major tissues that make up the tooth in humans and many other animals, including some species of fish. It makes up the normally visible part of the tooth, covering the crown. The other major tissues are dentin, cementum, and dental pulp. It is a very hard, white to off-white, highly mineralised substance that acts as a barrier to protect the tooth but can become susceptible to degradation, especially by acids from food and drink. Urban Dictionary

When swearing is unacceptable but needed! Urban Dictionary

When someone consumes their own teeth after getting smoked in the mouth during a healthy ass beating. This can be seen while someone gets the absolute shit knocked out of them. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to enamel:
enamel, ename.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word enamel:
dentin, dentine, hypoplasia, papilla, epithelium, caries, enameled, tooth, vitreous, fess, gules, limoges, fluoride, reliquary, incisors, azure, gilt, saltire, cusp, reticulum, argent, teeth, medallion, monogram, plaques, tufts, rods, porcelain, pearls, sheath, wreath, dental, maturation, chevron, superimposed, shield, chewing, coating, surmounted, cervical, inches, defects, translucent, edged, ridges, knot, gum, jewellery, badge, motto, paint, device, jewelry, badges, decay, consisting, height, diamonds, ribbon, pulp, ivory, defect, crystals, engraved, decoration, rod, resistant, bearing, calcium, inscribed, plaque, insignia, laurel, miniature, panels, tissues, layer, plates, thickness, matrix, precious, reverse, layers, bend, organ, coat, egg, ceramic, powder, glass, bone, root, surrounded, worn, crown, crest, mineral, inscription, thin, underlying.

Words that rhyme with enamel:
mammal, camel, trammel, tamil, famille, stammel, ramal, rammel, hamel, scammel, lamel, tramel, ramel, camal, arabian camel, aquatic mammal, camil, cetacean mammal, duhamel, hammal, hoofed mammal, trammell, sam hill, hamill, gammel, hammel, gnawing mammal, hamil, artiodactyl mammal, female mammal, hammill, amyl-, gammell, young mammal, hammell, abraham hill, abram hill, am ill, bramel, damn hill, gammill, ham hill, nam il, scammell, schamel, shamel.

Adjectives that are often used to describe enamel:
white, dental, human, blue, mottled, black, red, porcelain, green, hard, normal, vitreous, mature, sound, opaque, thick, etched, translucent, thin, carious, baked, transparent, coloured, hypoplastic, yellow, colored, defective, unsupported, intact, dark, powdered, bright, bovine, outer, fine, synthetic, brown, labial, smooth, occlusal, cervical, inner, clear, gray, acrylic, adjacent, calcified, glossy, liquid, lingual, pink, deciduous, mammalian, beautiful, brilliant, gloss, prismatic, resistant, subsurface, stanniferous, rich, grey, soft, immature, thicker, gnarled, demineralized, chipped, decalcified, rat, shiny, flat, proximal, gold, pale, light, overlying, polished, interrod, permanent, drying, dry, healthy, protective.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective enamel:
junction, organ, work, rods, ware, painting, finish, interface, prisms, fibers, junctions, membrane, cementum, resin, organs, line, rod, pulp, folds, cells, cloth, glaze, border, germ, cans, paint, surface, makers, colours, ground, fibres, margin, bonding, cuticle, painter, formation, juncture, bond, finishes, painters, margins, matrix, panels, cap, utensil, hypoplasia, detection, working, interactions, defects, ridge, coating, plates, decoration, outward, coatings, copper, kiln, boundary, box, making, granules, ridges, epithelium, cot, dishes, restoration, plaques, surfaces, twist, reflector, failures, dentin, interaction, beds, germs, pot, backing, beads, decorations, pail, attacking, colors, steel, mixture, cord, foldings.

Consonant match to enamel:
animal, anomal.

Words that sound like enamel:
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