glazier
glazier
Definition
gla·zier (glā′z̸hər; chiefly Brit, -zē ər)
gla′·zi·ery (-z̸hər ē, -zē ər ē) noun
glazier
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- get: Then I had to get Becks on the internet to get a glazier down.
Adjective modifier
- local: We have asked for quotes from local glaziers, now that the local Council has blocked our access to grant aid.
- double: For triple glazing you need a double glazier you know and trust.
Noun used with modifier
- emergency: The following morning an emergency glazier attended a car in the carpark which my window overlooked.
- master: He hain't got his second wind yet, " said the master glazier.
- specialist: Hand blown cylinder glass, to replicate the original glazing of 1836, has been placed by specialist glaziers between the bars.
Browse dictionary entries near glazier
- glazed
- glaze
- glaucous gull
- glaucous
- glauconite
- glaucoma
- glauco-
- glatt kosher
- Glaswegian
- glassy
