glass
/ɡlæs/
verb
- To fit or cover something with glass, or to put something in a glass container.
- They decided to glass in the porch to make a sunroom.
- She glassed the photograph and hung it on the wall.
- The museum glassed the ancient artifact to protect it.
noun
- A hard, transparent material used for windows, bottles, and other objects.
- Recycling glass helps reduce waste.
- The window is made of thick glass.
- She carefully placed the glass vase on the shelf.
- A container for drinking, usually made of glass and without a handle.
- She drank a glass of orange juice with breakfast.
- Please pass me a clean glass.
- He poured water into a glass.
- Glasses (plural): a pair of lenses in a frame worn to correct vision or protect the eyes.
- I forgot my glasses at home today.
- She needs to wear glasses to read.
- He cleaned his glasses with a cloth.