vitreous
/ˈvɪtriəs/Definitions
1. adjective
having the properties of glass, transparent, and smooth, often used to describe the appearance of something, such as the vitreous humor in the eye.
“The vitreous coating on the mirror gave it a sparkling appearance.”
2. noun
the vitreous humor, a clear gelatinous substance filling the eyeball between the lens and retina.
“The doctor examined the patient’s vitreous to check for any signs of damage.”
3. noun
a kind of glassy or glass-like substance, especially one that is smooth and transparent.
“The artist worked with different types of vitreous to create unique sculptures.”