glass |
glassed |
As a proper noun glass
is .
As an adjective glassed is
(colloquial) of a person on whom a glass is smashed.
As a verb glassed is
(
glass).
glassed |
|
glassed |
glazed |
As adjectives the difference between glassed and glazed
is that
glassed is of a person on whom a glass is smashed while
glazed is of eyes: showing no liveliness.
As verbs the difference between glassed and glazed
is that
glassed is past tense of glass while
glazed is past tense of glaze.
terms |
glassed |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective glassed is
(colloquial) of a person on whom a glass is smashed.
As a verb glassed is
(
glass).
glassed |
gassed |
As verbs the difference between glassed and gassed
is that
glassed is (
glass) while
gassed is (
gas).
As an adjective glassed
is (colloquial) of a person on whom a glass is smashed.
glassed |
glasser |
As an adjective glassed
is (colloquial) of a person on whom a glass is smashed.
As a verb glassed
is (
glass).
As a noun glasser is
(surfing) person who applies fibreglass and resin to a surfboard during its manufacture or
glasser can be (ireland) glass marble.
glassed |
classed |
As verbs the difference between glassed and classed
is that
glassed is (
glass) while
classed is (
class).
As an adjective glassed
is (colloquial) of a person on whom a glass is smashed.
glassed |
glassen |
As adjectives the difference between glassed and glassen
is that
glassed is (colloquial) of a person on whom a glass is smashed while
glassen is (obsolete) glassy; glazed.
As a verb glassed
is (
glass).
glassed |
glossed |
As adjectives the difference between glassed and glossed
is that
glassed is of a person on whom a glass is smashed while
glossed is having a gloss.
As verbs the difference between glassed and glossed
is that
glassed is past tense of glass while
glossed is past tense of gloss.
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