gloss

Object

• whipping: Finished with a deep gray blank with substantial high gloss black whippings.
• lacquer: The whole artifact is finished with a high gloss acrylic lacquer.
• varnish: This includes paint: emulsion, gloss, varnish, etc.
• paint: The usual method is to mark the handle with a band or bands of a bright color gloss paint.
• enamel: Ceramic tile, stainless steel, or sheetrock painted with high gloss enamel meet this requirement.
• finish: The high gloss finish was achieved by spray painting & lacquer.

Preposition: over

fact: His gloss over the facts of the case is " The Queen acted in my view entirely properly throughout.

Adjective modifier

• marginal: This translation also quickly dropped out of circulation, but much of its content survived in marginal glosses.
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Adjective complement

• black: Once again I managed to paint the three seat frames in the small saloon in gloss black.
• white: B&Q Built in and freestanding bathroom units and furniture available in beech, gloss white, cherry finishes.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Gentleman has rather glossed over what I actually said, which is that we will meet our Kyoto targets.
• no: There is no gloss, in the introduction, where you explain what the various clauses mean.
• quickly: Like all liberal critiques of capitalism, class exploitation is either rubbed out completely or quickly glossed over.

Followed by an intransitive particle

over: Redgrave refused to gloss over his crew's defeat in Lucerne.

Followed by a transitive particle

• over: The neutral term ' Heads of Department ' is used to gloss over the asymmetry of status of the two partners.
• off: A 2-0 reverse took the gloss off the high spirits that dominated the previous Saturday.

Used with why or when

that: On the other, a sexy, shimmery gloss that makes lips beyond delectable.

Particle object:

fact: When I checked on this case, the Air Force made no attempt to gloss over the facts.

Modifies a noun

paint: A dry store, however may only need to be painted with gloss paint or washable emulsion.