vverb.contactcoat with a glazeExamples:- the potter glazed the dishes
- glaze the bread with eggwhite
Derivationally Related Form:glaze
Hypernyms:coat surface
Inherited Hypernyms:glazecoatcover
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.changebecome glassy or take on a glass-like appearanceSynset:glass glass over glaze glaze over
Examples:- Her eyes glaze over when she is bored
Hypernyms:change
Inherited Hypernyms:glazechange
Sentence Frame:Something ---s
vverb.possessionfurnish with glassSynset:glass glaze
Derivationally Related Form:glassglazier
Hypernyms:furnish provide render supply
Inherited Hypernyms:glasssupplygivetransfer
Direct Hyponyms:double-glaze
Full Troponyms:double-glaze
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.perceptioncoat with something sweet, such as a hard sugar glazeSynset:candy glaze sugarcoat
Derivationally Related Form:glaze
Hypernyms:dulcify dulcorate edulcorate sweeten
Inherited Hypernyms:sugarcoatsweetenchange tastechange
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something
adj satadj.all(used of eyes) lacking livelinessSynset:glassy
Examples:- empty eyes
- a glassy stare
- his eyes were glazed over with boredom
Antonyms:full
Inherited Hypernyms:glassy
Similar to:empty
adjadj.allfitted or covered with glassSynset:glassed
Antonyms:unglazed
Inherited Hypernyms:glazed
adjadj.allhaving a shiny surface or coatingSynset:shiny
Examples:- glazed fabrics
- glazed doughnuts
Antonyms:unglazed
Derivationally Related Form:shineshininess
Inherited Hypernyms:glazed
Similar to:glass-like glassy vitreous vitrified calendered glossy icy
adj satadj.all(of foods) covered with a shiny coating by applying e.g. beaten egg or a sugar or gelatin mixtureExamples:- glazed doughnuts
- a glazed ham
Antonyms:uncoated
Inherited Hypernyms:glazed
Similar to:coated