glaze
/gleɪz/Definitions
1. noun
a thin layer of glass-like material applied to the surface of a material, especially ceramics or pottery, to protect and decorate it
“The artist applied a glaze to the ceramic vase to give it a glossy finish.”
2. verb
to apply a glaze to something, or to give something a smooth and shiny appearance
“The decorator glazed the walls with a special paint to make them look more luxurious.”
3. noun
a thin layer of shiny material, especially ice or frost, formed on a surface
“The glaze on the window made it difficult to see outside.”
4. noun
a mixture of ingredients, especially paint or varnish, used to give a surface a smooth and shiny appearance
“The glaze used in the painting was made from a combination of oil and pigment.”