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glasser

glasser

8.8
A person who makes glass objects by blowing and shaping hot glass
  • noun
  • /ˈɡlæsər/
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  • At the craft fair, we met a talented glasser who demonstrated how to blow glass into intricate shapes.

Examples

  • To become a skilled glasser, one must learn to work with molten glass and master the blowing technique.

  • Billy is one of the best glassers in the business.

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  • No point shaping any more boards without a glasser.

  • The glassing artist crafted a stunning vase using traditional techniques as a glasser.

Synonyms

glassblower
vsglasser
1 6.5

A person who shapes hot glass by blowing air into it, like bottles or vases

includes other methods like casting and shaping beyond blowing
glassmaker
vsglasser
1 3.5

A person who makes objects like vases or bowls by shaping hot glass by hand

focuses on shaping hot molten glass by blowing or casting
glassworker
vsglasser
4.1

A person who makes objects like vases from hot glass

emphasizes working with molten glass using heat methods

How Skilled

gaffer
  • UK
1 8.1
glasser
8.8
glassmaker
1 3.5

Surface Forms

glasser singular
glassers plural

Morphology

glasser = glass (transparent) = glass + er

This is a regular agent noun meaning a person associated with glass, so the meaning follows directly from the base word plus '-er'.

Etymology

Glasser comes from the simple parts glass + -er, where glass is the material and -er means 'someone who does'. Think of a glassblower: a glasser is 'one who makes glass objects' by shaping hot glass into vases and bowls, so the word means a person who creates things from glass.