Results for: glaze, glazed frost
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glaze, glazed frostglaze ice
abnormal bodily discharge, apply flux to, constant change, flow along or out, flow; flowing; fluidity, continual change; instability; material for soldering, glaze component, make or become fluid, melt; weld, fuse; flow, quantity of movement, rate of f...flux
act of freezing; state of being frozen; extreme cold (Meteorology); frost, great cold; act of ceasing the manufacture of; act of fixing (prices, wages, etc.) at a certain level, anesthetize body part, be harmed or killed by cold, become hard, become un...freeze
applied on top of glaze, apply glaze or overglaze to pottery, apply topcoat of glaze; apply second application of glaze (Ceramics), extra glaze on pottery, top layer of decoration on pottery, topcoat of glaze; second application of glaze (Ceramics)overglaze
apply bright shiny surface to something, coat something with enamel, coat with enamel, cover with a smooth and glossy coating (for ornament or protection); lacquer, glaze, glassy decorative or protective coating, hard layer on tooth crown, paint with a...enamel
basic materials for glass or glaze, calcined or partially fused matters used in making glass; substance resembling glass used in making porcelain or glazes, ground flux, make into frit, make into frit; prepare by heat (substances for making glass)frit
be covered with frostfrost up
be covered with frost; give a frostlike surface to (glass, etc.); kill by frost; spread icing on a cake, chilly manner, cover with frost, failure or flop, freezing, freezing temperature, frozen water, kill by freezing, make opaque, put frosting on, sma...frost
be dazzling, be vivacious, glamour, glaze, shine with emotion, sparkle, sparkle; twinkle, shine; flash, sparkling light, sparkly decorationglitter
be discouraging to somebody or something, chill out, cold, frost; shiver, shudder, coldness caused by fear, cool or freeze food, make cold; become cold; chill out, relax (Slang), depressing effect, emotionally cold, feeling of attraction, harden metal ...chill
blankly expressionless, glasslike; slippery; lifeless, glazed, lacking expression, like glass, smooth and slipperyglassy
brightly colored glazed fabric, colorful cotton fabric that is often glazed, printed cotton fabric from Indiachintz
chandelier, coat with a glossy finish, give a sheen to; make lustrous, cause to shine; become lustrous, glass pendant on chandelier, glaze on pottery, glorify, sheen; substance which gives a surface a gloss, polish; radiance, brightness; glory, splendo...luster
clear fog or frost from the windshield or rear window, defogdemist
coat oil painting, coat with milk or egg, coating for food, coating for oil painting, cover with finish like glass, cover with ice, covering resembling glass, fill or fit with glass, cover with glass; coat with a ceramic glaze; coat with ice; cover wit...glaze
 

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