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Glaze(recipes)
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glaze(1) (iou)



glaze noun. L17.
[from GLAZE verb1.]
A window. arch. slang. L17.
A coating or covering of ice; a stretch of ice. US. M18.
E. K. Kane Old seasoned hummock, covered with a slippery glaze.
A smooth, lustrous, usu. transparent coating; esp. an edible coating of gelatin, sugar, egg, etc., on food; a smooth glossy surface. L18.
W. Greener Dense hard powder will take a higher glaze than the softer kinds.
The vitreous substance fixed by fusion to the surface of pottery etc. and forming an impervious decorative coating. E19.
J. Clavell The..glaze had run just short, leaving an uneven rim of bare porcelain.
A thin top coat of transparent paint used to modify the tone of an underlying colour. M19.
Jonathan Miller With newly discovered glazes, painters take delight in showing the play of light on..flesh.