glassed
/ɡlæst/
verb
- Past tense of glass: to fit with glass; to cover or enclose with glass.
- They glassed the display case to protect the artifacts.
- The contractor glassed the entire sunroom last spring.
- He glassed the greenhouse to create a warm environment for the orchids.
- Past tense of glass (slang): to hit someone in the face with a glass or bottle.
- He was arrested after he glassed another player at the hockey game.
- The bouncer glassed the troublemaker during the fight.
- In the movie, the villain glassed the hero in a bar brawl.
adjective
- Fitted with glass; having glass panes or lenses.
- The new building has a glassed facade that reflects the surrounding trees.
- She wore glassed cabinets to display her collection of antique teacups.
- The glassed porch let in plenty of sunlight while keeping out the rain.
- Having a glazed, fixed, or expressionless look, especially from shock or intoxication.
- She sat on the bench, her gaze glassed and distant.
- After the long meeting, his eyes were glassed over with exhaustion.
- The patient's glassed stare worried the nurse.
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