verb

glaze

to apply a glaze to, to become glassy

She glazed the pottery before firing it.

She glazed the pottery before firing it.

You should glaze the doughnuts while they are still warm.

You should glaze the donuts while they are still warm.

His eyes glazed over with boredom.

His eyes glazed over with boredom.

((sth.)) 〈with sth.〉 to cover (sth.) with a shiny surface She glazed the pottery before firing it.

((over)) (of eyes) to become dull or lose expression His eyes glazed over.

Synonyms: coat, cover, varnish, polish

From Old English 'glæs' (glass). To glaze something is to make it look like glass.

Imagine pouring liquid 'glass' over a donut or a pot to give it a shiny 'glaze'.

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