lustre

Converse of object

• restore: May he forsake cruelty and need in the world And restore the luster of days past.
• add: These oils will also add luster to washed out wood.
• lack: Green King IPA on form, but food rather lack luster.
• give: Special effects can also be produced which imprint patterns or give a high luster.

Adjective modifier

• metallic: I took a piece in my teeth, and the metallic luster was perfect.
• deep: Later, high grade wax is painstakingly applied by hand to give this product its original deep luster.
• gold: I also use colored slips, and even gold luster in some work.
• high: Special effects can also be produced which imprint patterns or give a high luster.
• full: FDC: ( Fleur de Coin ) Perfect mint state, with no abrasions or marks, and full luster.
• great: The vinyl should still have a great luster, but the flaws will be noticeable to the naked eye.

Modifies a noun

• jug: Particularly eye-catching are over 20 original dressers, each different in their design, and glowing with copper luster jugs and blue pottery plates.
• ware: For luster wares, the second firing in a reducing kiln lasted for seventy-two hours.
• decoration: This solution should not be applied to pieces with gilt or luster decoration.
• tile: Thus the overwhelming majority of the buildings known to have been decorated with luster tile from Kashan had funerary functions.
• finish: Very good condition, NO damage or wear to the luster finish, a rare find in such good condition.
• band: Otherwise it is decorated with the conventional concentric solid luster bands.

Noun used with modifier

• lack: A lack luster speaker can sound like a Cicero with a skilled group of adoring friends.
• copper: It was painted with copper luster over a white slip in about 1880.
• gold: A final firing was then done to add the precious metal gold luster which leaves a stunning creation.
• glass: A third glass luster sherd, in the Freer Gallery, is reported to have come from Basra in 1908.