enamel

Object

• ware: The company became one of the two largest makers of black enameled ware in the country.
• plaque: It is a four sided obelisk made from Portland stone with Bronze and enamel plaques on all four sides of the base.

Converse of object

• gloss: Ceramic tile, stainless steel, or sheetrock painted with high gloss enamel meet this requirement.
• dissolve: The plaque reacts with food, turning sugar into acid, which then dissolves the enamel on your teeth.
• erode: She will not see their eroding tooth enamel, or their ulcers, the dehydration or electrolyte imbalance.

Adjective modifier

• vitreous: Your smooth bottom electric kettle uses vitreous enamel in the manufacture of the heating element.
• rodless: The contents of O and Mg were lowest in the thick rodless enamel of the surface layer, and highest in the deep layer.
• translucent: The base of the box is decorated with a floral cluster reserved in gold and translucent enamel.
• colored: These cloisons were then filled with colored enamel which was fired to fuse the enamel to the metal.
• dental: The development and mineralization of dental enamel are areas of active research and debate and are discussed in detail in this volume.
• thick: But the front door stuck, glued shut with thick crimson enamel.

Modifies a noun

• hypoplasia: Systematic analysis of dental remains focuses on caries, ante-mortem tooth loss, abcesses, calculus, and enamel hypoplasias.
• brooch: Finds include imported pottery, Roman coins and an enamel brooch which suggests there was considerable wealth in the area.
• badge: A special limited edition of enamel badges is commissioned for the awards, based on the school shield.
• prism: Within each tooth the enamel prisms radiate out, at right angles to the dentine core.
• projection: The shape of enamel rod sections of all layers composing the enamel projection was distorted.
• jug: He just roamed the room with a white half gallon enamel jug topping up glasses.

Noun used with modifier

• porcelain: Years later, the artist wrote, In 1922 I ordered by telephone from a sign factory five paintings in porcelain enamel.
• tooth: Tooth enamel analysis proved they could not have been brought up in the local chalk area.
• stove: The blades are precision machine ground and the assembly is finished with an attractive blue stove enamel.