Collocations for "glaze"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "glaze" in context.
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glaze
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [with, had] a glaze over his eyes
- put the glaze on the [cake, brownies]
- finish off with an egg glaze
- the [cake] is [covered, coated] in glaze
- put a sugar glaze on the [ham, meat]
- brush the [cake] with a [sugar] glaze
- lick the glaze off the spoon
- glaze and frosting
- dip the [pot, glass] in glaze
- the glaze ran in the kiln
- a [green, translucent, sparkling] glaze
- glaze a [window, door, building, room]
- glazed with [patterned, laminated, mirrored] glass
- glaze a [cake, crepe, pork chop]
- glaze (the) [ham, chicken, potatoes, vegetables]
- glaze with [egg, oil, sugar, butter, caramel, cream]
- glaze the [pots, clay, ceramics]
- his [eyes, gaze, mind] glazed over
- his [eyes] glazed over with [boredom, tiredness]
- glazed over [at the thought of it, during the presentation]
- do a glaze firing
- a glaze recipe
'glaze' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):