Definitions of glaze
-
Broth
reduced
by
boiling
to
a
gelatinous
paste,
and
spread
thinly
over
braised
dishes.
-
A
glazing
oven.
See
Glost
oven.
-
To
furnish
with
glass;
overlay
with
a
smooth
or
transparent
substance
like
glass.
-
To
furnish
or
cover
with
glass:
to
cover
with
a
thin
surface
of
or
resembling
glass:
to
give
a
glassy
surface
to.
-
To
furnish
or
cover
with
glass,
or
anything
like
glass;
give
a
glossy
surface
to.
-
To
furnish
with
glass.
-
To
give
a
glassy
appearance
or
coating
to.
-
coat
with
a
glaze; "
the
potter
glazed
the
dishes"
-
furnish
with
glass; "
glass
the
windows"
-
To
become
glazed
of
glassy.
-
To
become
smooth,
hard,
and
glossy
on
the
surface;
to
become
staring
and
expressionless,
as
the
eyes.
-
coat
with
something
sweet,
such
as
a
hard
sugar
glaze
-
become
glassy;
of
eyes; "
Her
eyes
glaze
over
when
she
is
bored"
-
coat
with
a
glaze,
as
of
pottery,
for
example
-
apply
a
glaze
to (
ceramics)
-
To
become
glassy.
-
To
furnish
with
glass;
to
cover
or
incrust
with
a
glassy
surface;
to
give
a
smooth
and
glassy
surface
to.
-
To
furnish
with
panes
or
windows
of
glass;
to
cover
with
a
smooth
coating
of
glass,
as
in
earthenware;
to
give
a
smooth
glassy
surface
to.
-
coating
for
fabrics,
ceramics,
metal,
etc.
-
a
glossy
finish
on
a
fabric
-
The
vitreous
coating
of
pottery
or
porcelain;
anything
used
as
a
coating
or
color
in
glazing.
See
Glaze,
v.
t.,
3.
-
The
glassy
coating
on
potter's
ware.
-
The
glassy
coating
put
upon
pottery:
any
shining
exterior.
-
A
glassy
surface
or
coat.
-
The
vitreous
coating
or
glazing
of
potter's
ware.
-
The
vitreous
or
glasslike
surface
given
to
earthenware, &
c.
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