frit

Object

• glass: The angular sharp grains of fritted glass adhere onto the surface with the use of an organic binder.

Converse of object

• glaze: If they use one part of [ brayed ] lajvard to forty parts of glaze frit it becomes transparent blue like a sapphire.
• use: This paragraph contains a description of a second frit used by medieval potters ( cf. the description in §18 ).

Adjective modifier

• Chinese: Frit thunbergi Another of the Chinese frits of which there have been forms in cultivation for a very long time is Frit thunbergii.
• American: American frits are kept under the staging of the alpine house whilst those from Central Asia are allowed to become dry.

Modifies a noun

• bulb: Chinese frit bulb This picture shows very clearly the simple twin scale type of fritillaria bulb.
• seed: Frit seed can be stored in this way for two or three years and still be viable provided it does not get damp.
• house: Fritillaria house 2 Further along in the frit house you will see that there are just a few pots with nothing showing yet.
• body: This would be the first wave of a wider migration that introduced the frit body to Persia at about same time.
• fly: Strategies for crops Strategy for cereals; from grass/clover plow, leave 4-5 weeks to minimize frit fly.
• davidii: Frit davidii is one of the recent introductions from China.

Noun used with modifier

• glass: Below, in front of the oven, is a pit full of water, into which they put the glass frit.
• enamel: Vitreous Enamel Frits The formulation of the development of the specialized glasses known as vitreous enamel frits.

Preposition: in

• pot: The frits in clay pots have become pretty dry and did require the second storm to keep enough moisture for the growing roots.