glazed (Meaning)
glazed (s)
(used of eyes) lacking liveliness
(of foods) covered with a shiny coating by applying e.g. beaten egg or a sugar or gelatin mixture
glazed (a)
fitted or covered with glass
having a shiny surface or coating
Synonyms & Antonyms of glazed
Synonyms:
- greasy
- sandpapered
- sanded
- slippery
- slippy
- slicked
- scrubbed
- sandblasted
- scraped
- greased
- slick
- lubricated
- slithery
- oiled
- scoured
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
glazed Sentence Examples
- The freshly baked donuts were glazed with a shimmering layer of sweet glaze.
- The clay vase was glazed to create a smooth and reflective surface.
- The windows were glazed over with a thick layer of ice, obscuring the view outside.
- The pastry chef glazed the petit fours with a delicate apricot glaze.
- The photographer's eyes were glazed with exhaustion after a long day of shooting.
- The marble countertop was glazed with a protective sealant to prevent stains.
- The ceramic tiles in the bathroom were glazed with a vibrant blue pattern.
- The sunset cast a golden glaze over the distant mountains.
- The melting snow on the roof created a glazed ice patch that was treacherous to walk on.
- The patient's eyes were glazed and unfocused, indicating a state of shock.
FAQs About the word glazed
(used of eyes) lacking liveliness, fitted or covered with glass, having a shiny surface or coating, (of foods) covered with a shiny coating by applying e.g. bea
coated, rubbed, brushed, burnished, waxed, glossed,ground, buffed, polished, soapy
uneven, scuffed, roughened, scuffed, rough, rough,uneven, roughened,coarsened, coarsened
The freshly baked donuts were glazed with a shimmering layer of sweet glaze.
The clay vase was glazed to create a smooth and reflective surface.
The windows were glazed over with a thick layer of ice, obscuring the view outside.
The pastry chef glazed the petit fours with a delicate apricot glaze.
