glazing

glazing synonyms

stoneware compare glazing and stoneware
porcelain compare glazing and porcelain
terra cotta compare glazing and terra cotta
porcelainware compare glazing and porcelainware
pottery compare glazing and pottery
earthenware compare glazing and earthenware
ceramics compare glazing and ceramics
crockery compare glazing and crockery
firing compare glazing and firing
blind compare glazing and blind
glare compare glazing and glare
crystal compare glazing and crystal
enamel compare glazing and enamel
glaze compare glazing and glaze
plate compare glazing and plate
glass compare glazing and glass
sheet compare glazing and sheet
coat compare glazing and coat
wash compare glazing and wash
spread compare glazing and spread
inlay compare glazing and inlay
stained glass compare glazing and stained glass
lamination compare glazing and lamination
burnish compare glazing and burnish
polish compare glazing and polish
scumble compare glazing and scumble
burn compare glazing and burn
shroud compare glazing and shroud
color compare glazing and color
combustible compare glazing and combustible
light compare glazing and light
film compare glazing and film
ignition compare glazing and ignition
foil compare glazing and foil
round compare glazing and round
lighting compare glazing and lighting
layer compare glazing and layer
firing compare glazing and firing
fresco compare glazing and fresco
smear compare glazing and smear
finish compare glazing and finish
bloom compare glazing and bloom
stain compare glazing and stain
shininess compare glazing and shininess
surface compare glazing and surface
plaster compare glazing and plaster
painting compare glazing and painting
skin compare glazing and skin
paint compare glazing and paint
rime compare glazing and rime

glazing definitions

noun

  • The act or process of glazing or an instance thereof. 

  • All the windows of a building. 

  • The art of covering with a vitreous substance. 

  • The material used in such act or process; glaze. 

  • The part of a window or wall made of glass or another transparent material. 

  • Semi-transparent colours painted thinly over others to modify the effect.