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glazer

[ US /ˈɡɫeɪzɝ/ ]
[ UK /ɡlˈe‍ɪzɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who cuts flat glass to size

How To Use glazer In A Sentence

  • In time the glazer will learn to measure the thickness by feeling it with a fingernail. 9. Glaze application
  • It must have hurt her to hear M.C. Glazer call her alittle bitch. Casanegra
  • As a palate cleanser following last week's gluttony in Manchester? where Sir Alex Ferguson, David Gill and Paul Stretford, with City waiting, negotiated to crowbar £180,000 a week out of the Glazer family for Wayne Rooney? FC United of Manchester hope to make friends rather than millionaires
  • In other Eagles news, quarterback Kevin Kolb has been fined $5,000 for administering a horse-collar tackle, Fox's Jay Glazer reports. DeSean Jackson will not play Sunday in Eagles' game against Titans
  • Experts in the City of London say the team's financials aren't strong enough to support the new debt Glazer is expected to take on.
  • Echoes of " die, Glazer die " rumbled around Old Trafford as about 300 fans vented their frustration.
  • One webisode, for example, has Mayne's three-person team (that includes their conspiratory theory-minded cameraman, Video Cowboy, played by Jon Glazer) on their way to cover the Beijing Olympics, when things hit a snag and Mayne decides to do his reports from New York City's Chinatown instead, figuring that no one will know the difference. Robert J. Elisberg: The Brilliant, Hilarious Mayne Street Returns
  • But first the Glazers, and now this? turns out nobody was supporting them from up in the heavens after all, though a few thousand were pretty close, if you count the upper tier of Old Trafford's giddying North Stand. Caught between Red Devils and the deeply irritating vuvuzelas
  • And there's a huge segment of the population for which the mention of any composer is an instant eye-glazer. Archive 2006-10-01
  • A Romney supporter, the 71-year-old retired glazer said the caucusing didn't sway him. Nevada Republicans Head to Caucuses
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