glass

US /ɡlæs/

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UK /ɡlɑ:s/

n. (c.)Countable NounClear hard container used for drinking

Let me fill up your glass with milk

n.NounA lens for eyewear

The glass fell out of his glasses

n. (u.)Uncountable NounHard see-through material used for making windows

The window glass broke when the rock hit it

adj.AdjectiveBeing made of glass

Cinderella lost her glass slipper

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I never bother with baggies, glass jars, tupperware containers
I never bother with baggies, glass jars, tupperware containers

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But, it's a plastic surface again, not glass.
But, it's a plastic surface again, not glass.

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Fiber optic cable uses glass or plastic optical fiber
Fiber optic cable uses glass or plastic optical fiber

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fran where your friends are enjoying a glass a wine or whatever it is that you
fran where your friends are enjoying a glass a wine or whatever it is that you

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While Welles and Rita Hayworth acted on the reflective side of the glass, the camera could shoot everything from the non-reflective side without being detected.
While Welles and Rita Hayworth acted on the reflective side of the glass, the camera could shoot everything from the non-reflective side without being detected.
on the reflective side of the glass,
on the reflective side of the glass,

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like the slight soft corner radii on the aluminum rails and the one piece glass back fading between a lighter and darker version of the same color, like this new pink one.
like the slight soft corner radii on the aluminum rails and the one piece glass back fading between a lighter and darker version of the same color, like this new pink one.
and the one piece glass back
and the one piece glass back