Definition for Glass:

• The hard, brittle, transparent substance in windows: anything made of glass, esp. a drinking vessel, a mirror, etc.:- pl. spectacles: the quantity of liquid a glass holds.

Synonyms for Glass:

• n.

  •
  • concrete,
  • libation,
  • acrylic,
  • glazed.
  •
  • barometer,
  • weather forecast,
  • spell,
  • climate,
  • zone,
  • temperate,
  • climatic,
  • seasonal,
  • meteorology,
  • weather.
  •
  • bath,
  • cupful.
  •artifact (noun)
  • glass.
  •beaker (noun)
  • beaker.
  •bottle (noun)
  • ewer,
  • vials,
  • carafe,
  • flagon,
  • carafes,
  • vial,
  • phials,
  • phial,
  • cruets,
  • vacuum bottle,
  • urn,
  • cruet,
  • soldier,
  • dead soldier,
  • canteen.
  •costume jewelry (noun)
  • costume-jewelry,
  • junk jewelries.
  •cup (noun)
  • tankard,
  • magnum,
  • demitasse,
  • bowl,
  • shot glass,
  • coffee cup,
  • wineglass,
  • jigger,
  • teacup,
  • cup,
  • chalice,
  • mug.
  •draft (noun)
  • swill,
  • swallow,
  • peg,
  • swig,
  • drain,
  • drench,
  • quaff.
  •drink (noun)
  • liquid,
  • potion,
  • alcohol,
  • potation,
  • brew,
  • toast,
  • booze,
  • slug,
  • liquor,
  • shot,
  • sip,
  • gulp,
  • taste,
  • thirst quencher,
  • refreshment,
  • spirits,
  • potable.
  •drinking glass (noun)
  • drinking glass.
  •field glass (noun)
  • field glass.
  •flask (noun)
  • crock,
  • retort,
  • bag,
  • noggin.
  •gem (noun)
  • prize,
  • paragon,
  • nonpareil,
  • bauble,
  • pick,
  • jewel,
  • sparklers,
  • ornament,
  • sparkler,
  • masterpiece,
  • hardware,
  • pearl.
  •glass (noun)
  • spyglass,
  • jar,
  • glaze over,
  • decanter,
  • pony,
  • glass over,
  • seeing glass,
  • highball,
  • looking glass,
  • glassful,
  • glass in,
  • pilsener.
  •pony (noun)
  • mustangs,
  • racehorses,
  • pinto,
  • Pintos,
  • cayuse,
  • mustang,
  • racehorse.
  •trinket (noun)
  • whatnot,
  • whatnots.

• v.

  •glaze (verb)
  • coat,
  • burnish,
  • rub,
  • glance,
  • furbish,
  • polish,
  • buff,
  • overlay,
  • cover,
  • shine,
  • gloss.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • cardboard,
  • TSP,
  • tankful,
  • wine glass,
  • snifter,
  • flute,
  • tablespoon,
  • oily,
  • thimbleful,
  • reed,
  • two-way mirror,
  • bone,
  • waxen,
  • stained glass,
  • lacy,
  • ivory,
  • vanity mirror,
  • woody,
  • smoked glass,
  • alabaster,
  • loving cup,
  • teaspoon,
  • paper,
  • pyrex,
  • reflector,
  • TBS,
  • Slatted,
  • elastic,
  • diamond,
  • one-way mirror,
  • frosted glass,
  • vitreous,
  • safety glass,
  • glass fiber,
  • earthen,
  • marbled,
  • rubbery.
  •
  • tinted,
  • schooner,
  • jug,
  • carton,
  • stone,
  • decoration,
  • wooden,
  • plastic,
  • window,
  • finder,
  • cut glass,
  • spray.
  •
  • barrel,
  • crystal,
  • frosted.
  •
  • stem.
  •
  • tank.
  •
  • level.
  •field glasses
  • telescope.
  •pane
  • windowpane.
  •torch
  • lantern.
  •window glass
  • pane.

Paraphrases for Glass:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    glassware.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    glassware.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Lenses.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Les, cheers.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    panes, crystal.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    fibreglass, hourglass, bottle, pane, beaker, windscreen, windshield, toast, mirror, crystal, cocktail, goblet, pint, lens.

Glass Sentence Examples:

• " I'm not different," she said to the looking - glass.

• " Look through my glass, Deck, and tell me what is going on there," said the captain, as he handed the glass to the lieutenant.

Homophones for Glass:

• GLAS.

Holonyms for Glass:

• n.

  • substance
    glassware, drinking glass, sheet glass, plate glass, glasswork, glass.

Hypernym for Glass:

• n.

  • substance
    milk glass, pyrex, crown glass, optical glass, laminated glass, water glass, ground glass, soft glass, natural glass, shatterproof glass, sodium silicate, lead glass, stained glass, wire glass, safety glass, soluble glass, opal glass.

• v.

  • possession
    double-glaze.

Hyponym for Glass:

• n.

  • artifact
    glassware, glasswork.
  • substance
    solid.

• v.

  • change
    insert, enclose, stick in, put in, introduce, inclose.
  • perception
    scan.
  • possession
    provide, supply, furnish, render.