glassed
USGLAST/ɡlæst/SayGLAHSTUK/ɡlɑːst/AUS/ɡläːst/
- 1Past tense and past participle of glass. Use it for the past, or after has, have, had, is, was or were.
They glassed the porch so they could sit there even in winter.
The old shed was glassed years ago to keep out the rain.
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- 2Closed in or protected by walls or panes made of glass.
Like sitting inside a clear box that lets you see out but keeps the weather away.
They ate lunch in the glassed porch that looked out over the garden.
The balcony was fully glassed, so the wind never reached the chairs.
Similarglazed
Oppositeunglassed
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- 3Hurt after someone smashed a drinking glass against the face or body.
He ended up glassed in a bar fight and needed stitches across his cheek.
The glassed man pressed a cloth to his face while waiting for help.
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glassed is a form of glass
glass, verb: To put glass into a window or wall, or to cover something with glass. Full entry
- Spelling
- glass → glassed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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