glazed
- adjective
- /ɡleɪzd/
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esmaltado
- These are bouncers, so they're little glazed Twinkie mini bites and they're like coated in something.
Mugs of tea, bleak dish of buns glazed to a ceramic shine.
- Mugs of tea, bleak dish of buns glazed to a ceramic shine.
- It's it's so fine that it truly looks like a glazed doughnut, like a juicy glazed glazed to be green.
Examples
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I'm grabbing one of these lip and blush glazed keychain stains.
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They're kind of like this dark glazed, dark gold glazed.
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It's nice and glazed and got our nice finish plate over here for the Moen.
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It's it's so fine that it truly looks like a glazed doughnut, like a juicy glazed glazed to be green.
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So they bring a whole ham, a whole honey glazed ham over to the Salvation Army man and puppet.
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Mugs of tea, bleak dish of buns glazed to a ceramic shine.
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The artist created a beautiful vase with a glazed finish that shone in the light.
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The pot was made of glazed ceramic, giving it a smooth and polished appearance.
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After baking, the cake was covered with a glazed frosting that made it look irresistible.
Synonyms
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1.0
Bright and smooth because it reflects light
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2.6
Having a smooth shiny surface that reflects light like paper or hair
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2.1
A shiny, smooth surface after being rubbed or cleaned
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3.9
A surface that is smooth and shiny like glass
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3.7
Having a thin, slippery liquid on the surface to protect or make smooth
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2.5
Has sugar on the outside to make it sweet and not sticky
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6.5
Has a smooth shiny surface after polishing
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4.2
Having a smooth, hard, shiny surface for protection or decoration
Having a smooth shiny surface like polished fabric or paper
Having a shiny clear layer that protects things like wood or furniture
Having shiny, smooth fur or hair that looks healthy
Covered with a thin shiny layer to make a smooth surface
To give a surface a shiny, pearl-like finish
Antonyms
How Shiny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Glazed comes from an old word for glass, meaning 'glass-like' or shiny, so a glazed surface is smooth and reflective like glass whether on pottery, furniture, or tiles.