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glaze

noun as in varnish, lacquer

verb as in varnish, lacquer

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Wales' players were crestfallen at the final whistle, glazed looks in their eyes as it dawned on them that a huge opportunity had slipped through their grasp.

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The French-infused menu on a recent visit included individually plated potato ravioli served with a mushroom half glaze and black-truffle shavings.

The vessels are glazed a deep, glossy royal blue.

To emerge with a fresh-from-the-Dunkin’ feeling is counterintuitive, she said, like applying a sugary doughnut glaze to clean skin.

I first tried a rustic version — ham and cheese tucked haphazardly among the buttered, glazed dough balls — and it was lovely in a messy, casserole-ish way.

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