glaze up

The phrase "glaze up" can describe a process of coating or a change in the appearance of the eyes, often linked to emotions or physical conditions.

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Definition

B2Cooking

(informal)To cover food completely with a smooth, shiny coating.

Example

  • Make sure to glaze up the ham before putting it in the oven.

B2Crafts

(technical)To apply a shiny or glassy finish to a crafted object.

Example

  • The final step is to glaze up the pottery after it dries.

B2Emotional Response

(informal)For eyes to become filled with tears, often due to strong emotions.

Example

  • His eyes glazed up as he tried to apologize.

B2Emotional Response

(informal)For eyes to become wide or bright with excitement or enthusiasm.

Example

  • Her eyes glazed up when she heard about the surprise trip.

B2Weather

(informal)For a surface to become shiny or glassy, often due to moisture or ice.

Example

  • The road glazed up after the rain, making it slippery.

Similar

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