glass

A small open container with a handle for drinking liquids

A large cup with a handle for drinking hot drinks

A container that holds liquids like a bowl or cup

A small glass that holds one small drink of strong alcohol like whiskey or tequila

A glass with a flat bottom and no handle used for water or juice

A glass with a stem for drinking wine

A container to drink from, usually for water or juice

A glass used for drinking beer, often larger than a regular glass

A tall, straight glass used for serving mixed drinks with ice like a gin and tonic

A glass with a short stem and wide bowl for serving brandy

An amount that fills a glass

A container like a cup or mug for holding liquids to drink

A small cup with a spout or straw for drinking easily

A tall, narrow glass that holds champagne or sparkling wine

A small glass for drinking a little sweet drink with alcohol after dinner

A small drinking cup that holds half a pint

A small drinking glass used for juice or water

Hold up a drink with others to celebrate someone or something

A person who often sees the negative side of things

To overcome barriers that stop women or minority groups getting higher jobs

To focus on the good parts of a situation instead of the bad

Entering a strange, unreal world where usual rules are reversed

In a glass case so people can see but not touch it

To blame others when you have the same faults

Act carefully to avoid causing trouble in a tense, painful situation

A cup filled with water for drinking

Colored pieces joined to make pretty windows that show pictures

A small glass you hold to make things look larger

An invisible barrier that stops women and minorities from reaching top jobs

Large flat sheets of clear glass used for windows and doors

A small glass that holds one small drink of strong alcohol like whiskey or tequila

A window made of small colored glass pieces that makes colored light, often in churches

A mirror often used to check your face and clothes

A small glass object that people wear to replace a lost eye

A flat sheet of glass that fits in a window or door

A thing made from glass that breaks easily and lets light through

A small glass for drinking water

A container to drink from, usually for water or juice

A flat piece of clear glass that sits in a window or door to let light in

Seeing the good side of things

A thin round container made of glass used in a lab to hold liquids

A glass used for drinking beer, often larger than a regular glass

A type of glass shaped with many flat, shiny sides for decoration

A weakness that makes someone easily knocked out in a fight

Glass with a plastic layer between sheets that stops it breaking into sharp pieces

A curved cover of glass that protects things and lets light in

A situation where someone is open to criticism for their own faults

A glass with a short stem and wide bowl for serving brandy

A tall, straight glass used for serving mixed drinks with ice like a gin and tonic

A hard shiny rock made when hot lava cools and hardens very fast

A small pair of binoculars you use to look at distant things outdoors

A thin glass thread that carries light in cables and instruments

An art object made by shaping glass into a form you can see and touch

A clear, strong glass that lens makers use for camera and telescope lenses

A sheet of glass made with layers of plastic so it does not break into sharp pieces

A fine, beautiful glass object made in Venice, often brightly coloured and carefully shaped

A sheet made of two glass layers with plastic between them to stop breaking into pieces

Glass made with small amounts of the metal lead that is very clear and sparkly

A small picture on screens used to open a search

A milky white, slightly see-through material used for bowls and vases

A small tool with a sharp wheel used to score and cut glass sheets

A weak jaw that makes someone easy to knock out

A person who cuts or engraves glass as a job

A legless lizard that looks like a snake, has eyelids and ear openings, and can grow its tail again

A glass of red wine called claret often served with a meal

It looks and feels like smooth clear glass

A clear, hard material made mostly from pure sand that resists high heat and chemicals

A tall, narrow glass with a short stem for layered cold desserts like ice cream and fruit

A roast pheasant served under a glass cover in fine restaurants

A tall narrow mirror on the wall between two windows

Glass that shows soft mixed colors and people use for stained-glass windows and lamps

Thin flat glass that is made in large sheets for windows and mirrors

Glass with wire mesh inside that holds pieces if it breaks

A bell-shaped glass cover used to protect or display objects and to hold gases

A light hard foam made from crushed glass that keeps heat in and resists water

A tall full-length mirror in a frame that can tilt

A thin flat piece of glass placed over a specimen on a microscope slide

A hard outer layer of glass that protects a device screen from scratches and drops

A type of glass lens makers use that bends light little and keeps colours from separating

Old window glass you get by blowing hot glass into a round disk and spinning it flat

A glass thermometer with alcohol that rises when it gets warm and falls when it gets cold

A light, hard, insulating material used in buildings to keep heat in

A heavy glass that bends light strongly used for lenses and prisms

A tall, narrow glass that holds champagne or sparkling wine

A light hard material made from melted sand with many small air pockets used for insulation and building

A small glass for drinking a little sweet drink with alcohol after dinner

A large evergreen tree from India and Burma with leaves that are silvery underneath

A small coastal tropical tree with silvery undersides on its leaves

A glass tube with mercury that measures body temperature

A glass tube containing mercury that rises to show temperature

A large hot oven that melts glass for making bottles and windows

A rare condition where bones are very weak and break easily

A legless lizard with a long tail that breaks off and regrows to escape predators

A sea animal with a skeleton of thin glass-like threads that lives on the ocean floor

A small glass part on baby bottles that babies drink from

A soft mass of very thin glass threads used to keep buildings warm and quiet

A person who cuts or makes patterns in glass

Very small pieces of glass used like sand to clean or smooth things