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Definition of glass
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Glass (v. t.)
Anything
made of
glass.
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Spectacular
::
Spectacular
(a.)
Pertaining
to
spectacles,
or
glasses
for the
eyes..
Perspective
::
Perspective
(a.) A glass
through
which
objects
are
viewed.
Glasshouse
::
Glasshouse
(n.) A house where glass is made; a
commercial
house that deals in
glassware.
Negative
::
Negative
(n.) A
picture
upon glass or other
material,
in which the light
portions
of the
original
are
represented
in some
opaque
material
(usually
reduced
silver),
and the dark
portions
by the
uncovered
and
transparent
or
semitransparent
ground
of the
picture..
Foil
::
Foil (n.) A thin leaf of sheet
copper
silvered
and
burnished,
and
afterwards
coated
with
transparent
colors
mixed with
isinglass;
--
employed
by
jewelers
to give color or
brilliancy
to
pastes
and
inferior
stones..
Crackle
::
Crackle
(n.) A
condition
produced
in
certain
porcelain,
fine
earthenware,
or
glass,
in which the glaze or
enamel
appears
to be
cracked
in all
directions,
making
a sort of
reticulated
surface;
as,
Chinese
crackle;
Bohemian
crackle..
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) A
weatherglass;
a
barometer.
Crack
::
Crack (v. t.) To break or
burst,
with or
without
entire
separation
of the
parts;
as, to crack
glass;
to crack
nuts..
Silvering
::
Silvering
(n.) The art or
process
of
covering
metals,
wood,
paper,
glass,
etc., with a thin film of
metallic
silver,
or a
substance
resembling
silver;
also, the firm do laid on; as, the
silvering
of a glass
speculum..
Siege
::
Siege (n.) The floor of a
glass-furnace.
Tessera
::
Tessera
(n.) A small piece of
marble,
glass,
earthenware,
or the like,
having
a
square,
or
nearly
square,
face, used by the
ancients
for
mosaic,
as for
making
pavements,
for
ornamenting
walls,
and like
purposes;
also, a
similar
piece of
ivory,
bone, wood, etc., used as a
ticket
of
admission
to
theaters,
or as a
certificate
for
successful
gladiators,
and as a token for
various
other
purposes..
Xylophone
::
Xylophone
(n.) An
instrument
common
among the
Russians,
Poles,
and
Tartars,
consisting
of a
series
of
strips
of wood or glass
graduated
in
length
to the
musical
scale,
resting
on belts of
straw,
and
struck
with two small
hammers.
Called
in
Germany
strohfiedel,
or straw
fiddle..
Vitreous
::
Vitreous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
glass;
derived
from
glass;
as,
vitreous
electricity..
Saltcellar
::
Saltcellar
(n.)
Formerly
a large
vessel,
now a small
vessel
of glass or other
material,
used for
holding
salt on the
table..
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) An
optical
glass;
a lens; a
spyglass;
-- in the
plural,
spectacles;
as, a pair of
glasses;
he wears
glasses..
Eyeglass
::
Eyeglass
(n.) A lens of glass to
assist
the
sight.
Eyeglasses
are used
singly
or in
pairs.
Cullet
::
Cullet
(v. t.)
Broken
glass for
remelting.
Putty
::
Putty (n.) A kind of thick paste or
cement
compounded
of
whiting,
or soft
carbonate
of lime, and
linseed
oil, when
applied
beaten
or
kneaded
to the
consistence
of
dough,
-- used in
fastening
glass in
sashes,
stopping
crevices,
and for
similar
purposes..
Beaker
::
Beaker
(n.) An
open-mouthed,
thin glass
vessel,
having
a
projecting
lip for
pouring;
-- used for
holding
solutions
requiring
heat..
Bull''s-eye
::
Bull's-eye
(n.) A thick knob or
protuberance
left on glass by the end of the pipe
through
which it was
blown.
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