enamel
/ɪˈnæməl/
noun
- A hard, shiny coating that is baked onto metal, glass, or pottery for decoration or protection.
- She bought a set of enamel cooking pots that were easy to clean.
- The antique brooch was decorated with blue enamel.
- The artist applied layers of enamel to create a glossy finish on the vase.
- The hard, white outer layer of a tooth.
- The dentist said my enamel was strong and healthy.
- Brushing your teeth helps protect the enamel from decay.
- Too much soda can wear down your tooth enamel over time.
- A type of paint that dries to a hard, glossy finish.
- The model airplane was painted with bright red enamel.
- He used white enamel paint for the kitchen cabinets.
- Enamel is a good choice for outdoor furniture because it resists weather.
verb
- To coat or decorate something with enamel.
- She learned how to enamel metal in her art class.
- The craftsman will enamel the copper bowl by hand.
- They plan to enamel the jewelry with a layer of green glaze.