Glaze

What do we mean by glaze?

A thin smooth shiny coating. noun

A thin glassy coating of ice. noun

A coating of colored, opaque, or transparent material applied to ceramics before firing. noun

A coating, as of syrup, applied to food. noun

A transparent coating applied to the surface of a painting to modify the color tones. noun

A glassy film, as one over the eyes. noun

To fit, furnish, or secure with glass. intransitive verb

To apply a glaze to. intransitive verb

To coat or cover thinly with ice. intransitive verb

To give a smooth lustrous surface to. intransitive verb

To be or become glazed or glassy. intransitive verb

To form a glaze. intransitive verb

Stock evaporated to a thin paste by boiling, and applied to meats to give them a polished surface. noun

A surface coating or sheet of ice. noun

To place or fasten glass in; furnish or set with glass, as a window, case, frame, or the like; cover with glass, as a picture.

To cover, incrust, or overlay with something resembling glass in appearance or effect; cover with a shining vitreous or glairy substance; hence, to make glossy or glass-like in appearance: as, to glaze earthenware; to glaze, pastry, cloth, or paper.

Specifically, in oil-painting, to cover, as a picture or parts of a picture, with a thin coat of transparent color to modify the tone.

. To cause to shine; polish.

I. To shine; be brilliant.

The vitreous coating of pottery or porcelain; anything used as a coating or color in glazing. See glaze (transitive verb).

A transparent or semi-transparent layer of paint.

A smooth edible coating applied to food.

A smooth coating of ice formed on objects due to the freezing of rain; glaze ice.

Broth reduced by boiling to a gelatinous paste, and spread thinly over braised dishes.

A glazing oven; glost oven.

Applying seminal fluid to any variety of objects. Urban Dictionary

Any attractive man or woman who engages in sexual activities with many people and is very willing to engage in sexual activities at any given moment. Also known as a hoe. Urban Dictionary

To get high, another word for "blazing" Urban Dictionary

Gay slang for wanting your partner to ejaculate into your colon. Urban Dictionary

Someone who smokes up a lot and enjoys the taste of ham. Urban Dictionary

To slide across damp railings on your feet. Urban Dictionary

When you are meatriding someone or sucking up to them. Urban Dictionary

Meat-riding someone extremely hard, but it’s usually praising instead of hate. Urban Dictionary

Another term used when you are on another mans meat Urban Dictionary

Mostly used by New Yorkers, glazing means when a person is dickriding another person Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to glaze:
glaze, blaze, gaze, glare, glade, graze, glazy, glace, laze, gloze, glase, glave, glaza, glane.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word glaze:
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Words that rhyme with glaze:
raise, phrase, phase, praise, malaise, blaze, days, gaze, dais, blase, always, haze, mores, paraphrase, nowadays, faze, appraise, maze, graze, raze, daze, amaze, craze, maize, sideways, res, chaise, ukase, ways, braise, baize, rays, sais, ablaze, braze, hayes, holidays, rase, mayonnaise, lase, essays, anyways, rephrase, dase, stays, fraise, swayze, lays, mays, polonaise, cliches, lyonnaise, prase, plays, protease, blaise, mase, leis, folkways, smaze, portrays, dog days, hays, aways, hase, pathways, bays, relays, paise, entrees, iras, airways, strays, crays, bayes, conveys, edgeways, pais, displays, delays, maes, blaize, leys, verb phrase, outlays, rnase, resumes, cayes, weighs, arrays, pays, x-rays, sundays, clays, gays, trays, baze, dismutase, drays, crase.

Adjectives that are often used to describe glaze:
green, black, brown, white, transparent, blue, clear, yellow, thin, dark, lead, red, thick, opaque, light, salt, dull, colored, pale, celadon, alkaline, coloured, lustrous, fine, hard, rich, mottled, matt, bright, soft, smooth, under, shiny, greenish, vitreous, brilliant, grey, ceramic, porcelain, glossy, crackled, external, translucent, liquid, orange, gray, yellowish, over, deep, wet, internal, olive, raw, metallic, turquoise, beautiful, colourless, brownish, bluish, warm, based, excess, dilute, feldspathic, colorless, golden, dry, slight, fired, creamy, crystalline, iridescent, purple, patchy, reddish, like, unfired, sweet, interior, glassy, scumble, monochrome.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective glaze:
paint, materials, lacquers, defects, decoration, painting, stoneware, shiny, stains, ware, effects, firing, ingredients, application, coats.

Consonant match to glaze:
gloze, glose, glows, glees, glues, glaus.

Words that sound like glaze:
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