glaze
glaze
gleɪz
gleiz
British pronunciation
/ɡlˈe‍ɪz/

Definition & Meaning of "glaze"in English

Glaze
01

a clear liquid used to give a shine to the surface of cups, plates or other objects made of clay

glaze definition and meaning

What is a "glaze"?

A glaze is a glassy coating applied to pottery and clay objects. It is made from a mixture of minerals and chemicals that melt and blend together during baking, creating a smooth, shiny surface. Glazes can add color, texture, and a protective layer to ceramics, making them both decorative, waterproof, and durable.

02

a glossy and transparent coating applied to food for added flavor, shine, or decorative purposes

glaze definition and meaning

What is a "glaze"?

Glaze is a shiny and clear coating put on food to give it extra flavor, gloss, or to make it look pretty. It can be sweet or savory and is often used to give baked goods, meats, or pastries an attractive finish. Glazes can be made from various ingredients like sugar, honey, fruit juices, or melted butter, and they are applied using a brush or spoon before or after cooking to achieve the desired effect.

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Examples
The chef brushed a sweet glaze made of honey and soy sauce onto the grilled salmon.
03

a glossy finish on a fabric

to glaze
01

to cover something with a sweet and often shiny coating

Transitive: to glaze food items
to glaze definition and meaning
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Examples
The baker decided to glaze the doughnuts with a delicious sugar glaze for added sweetness.
02

to insert a piece of glass into a building's window frame

Transitive: to glaze a window
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Examples
The carpenters glazed the windows of the new house with energy-efficient glass.
03

to excessively hype, praise, or compliment someone, often to the point of annoyance

SlangSlang
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He kept glazing her outfit all night, and it got a little much.
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