punty
- noun
- /ˈpʌnti/
- Specialized
- Look at the punty on this glass sculpture!
Examples
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After blowing the glass, the artisan carefully inspected the punty for any imperfections.
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The punty left a small mark on the base of the glass vase after it was detached.
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The base of the vase had a visible punty, showing it was handmade.
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Collectors often look for a punty to determine if a glass piece is authentic.
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A rough punty can add character to blown glass artwork.
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The punty is unique.
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The sculpture had a noticeable punty on its base, revealing its glassblowing origins.
Synonyms
A rough mark on the bottom of hand-blown glass where a rod breaks off
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word punty can also mean the mark left on the base of a glass object, and this meaning comes from the same idea because the punty rod left a small 'scar' where it was attached. So, a punty mark shows the place the rod's 'point' touched and held the glass.