Having a shiny or glossy surface. The glazed pottery shone brightly under the display lights.
Having a fixed, expressionless, or unfocused look in the eyes. After hours of studying, her eyes had a glazed look.
Fitted or covered with glass. The newly glazed windows kept the cold out.
Coated with a sweet or savoury glaze in cooking. She served glazed carrots alongside the roast.
To cover with a smooth, shiny coating or finish. She decided to glaze the pottery to give it a glossy appearance.
To become glassy or shiny, often referring to eyes. His eyes began to glaze over as he listened to the monotonous lecture.
To apply a thin, transparent or semi-transparent layer of paint or other substance. The artist chose to glaze the painting to enhance its colors and depth.
To fit or install glass into (a window or door frame). Workers will glaze the new windows tomorrow.