reglaze
verb
re·glaze (ˌ)rē-ˈglāz 
reglazed; reglazing
transitive verb
: to glaze (something) again: such as
a
: to provide (a window, door, etc.) with new glass (as to replace damaged or lost glass)
reglaze a broken window
b
: to apply a glossy or colored coating to (something) again
The tiles were reglazed and fired again.
reglaze the ham
Word History
First Known Use
circa 1618, in the meaning defined above
- Good Book
- good book
- good cholesterol
- good copy
- good credit risk
- good dame
- good day
- good deal
- good deals
- good doer
- good egg
- good evening
- good eye
- good faith
- good father
- good feeling
- good fellow
- good folk
- good for
- good for (someone or something)
- good for a laugh
- good for it
- good for someone or something
- good form
- Good Friday