- Look up
glaze in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Glaze or
glazing may
refer to:
Glaze (metallurgy), a
layer of
compacted sintered oxide formed on some...
- or
plant ash,
which contains potash and lime.
Feldspathic glazes of porcelain. Lead
glazes,
plain or coloured, are
glossy and
transparent after firing...
-
Glazer is a
surname that is
derived from the
occupation of the glazier, or gl**** cutter. Some
notable people with this name include:
Avram Glazer (born...
- Ash
glazes are
ceramic glazes made from the ash of
various kinds of wood or straw. They have
historically been
important in East Asia,
especially Chinese...
-
Ilana Glazer (born
April 12, 1987) is an
American stand-up comedian, actor, writer, producer, director, and activist. They have
received various accolades...
- Due to
Shino glazes' low
fluxing temperatures, they
should be
applied before any
other glazes.
These conditions do not
allow the
glaze to melt fully...
- Mitc**** Aram
Glazer (born 1952/1953) is an
American writer, producer, and actor.
Glazer was born in Key Biscayne, Florida, and was
raised in Miami, the...
-
Jonathan Glazer (born 26
March 1965) is an
English film
director and screenwriter. He
began his
career in
theatre before transitioning into film, directing...
- A
glaze is a thin
transparent or semi-transparent
layer on a
painting which modifies the
appearance of the
underlying paint layer.
Glazes can
change the...
- a
glaze may be
applied before or
after cooking. It may be
either sweet or
savory (in pâtisserie, the
former is
known as glaçage);
typical glazes include...
