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Glaze:
- To cover with a thin and shiny surface (Glaze as a verb)
- To give a glassy surface to, as by polishing (Glaze as a verb)
- To give a coating of ice to (frozen food) by dipping in water (Glaze as a verb)
- A smooth, glossy surface or coating (Glaze as a noun)
- A substance used to coat a food, esp. sugar or sugar syrup (Glaze as a noun)
Pronounced as Days with the D replaced with Gl – Glayz.
Derived from the Middle English Word “glasen“, derivative of “glass“.
Situational Uses:
- The honey-glazed pudding was not just a treat to have, but also a treat to watch, with its golden sheen.
- The cookies had a lovely, rich looking glaze.
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