• The windows were glazed, but the glass was so distorted they let light pass but it was impossible to actually see anything through them, from the inside or the outside.
• Two of the dual glazed windows in my home have become foggy because of condensed moisture between the panes.
• Zelda built an extremely elaborate doll's house for Scottie, which she painted, wallpapered, and furnished, even going so far as to glaze the windows.

• The crockery is fired and glazed earthenware and the cutlery an inexpensive style.
• The kiln that glazed them must have been the size of a bus.
• The second evening will involve painting and glazing the pottery piece.

Synonyms

• Here, my eyes would glaze over as I flash backed to the summer I spent putting little purple microdot tabs of mescaline in my mouth, waiting for that hallucinatory high.
• But tell me, are your eyes starting to glaze over?
• Before your eyes glaze over and you run screaming to the mall, $4.50 latte in hand, think for a moment about how you will pay your bills when your career ends.

Synonyms

• My new pots are clay and are finished with a decorative glaze.
• Strontium sulfate is sometimes used to produce iridescence in glass and pottery glazes, and can also be used as a fining agent (to remove bubbles in the molten glass) in crystal glass.

Synonyms

• Succulent beef was grilled and marinated in a spicy glaze then tossed with hot chilies, fresh cilantro leaves, and cooling slices of cucumbers.
• Lobster bisque is solid, but the lobster roll is mushy, gaining zippola from a pepper glaze.
• Use a spoon to spread a little glaze on each bun, in the shape of a cross.

Synonyms

• Today there's a glaze of ice underneath most sections and a fresh inch or so of snow on top.
• After about a mile I kinked down to cross the Seven where there's a good, arched bridge and where the river, flowing through fields of virgin snow, was trimmed with a glaze of grey translucent ice.