glassware
Glassware (noun) means Objects made of glass, especially drinking glasses, bowls, and other tableware. Example: “The cabinet was full of antique glassware.”
How to use glassware
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA general word for glass items used around the home, especially for eating and drinking.
Word forms
glasswares plural
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The cabinet was full of antique _____.
Etymology
Formed from glass plus -ware, the same suffix seen in "silverware" and "tableware."
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What does “glassware” mean?
The word “glassware” means objects made of glass, especially drinking glasses, bowls, and other tableware. In plain terms, a general word for glass items used around the home, especially for eating and drinking.
How do you use “glassware” in a sentence?
Here is “glassware” used in a sentence: “The cabinet was full of antique glassware.”
What part of speech is “glassware”?
“Glassware” is a noun.
What is the meaning of glassware?
"glassware" (noun) means objects made of glass, especially drinking glasses, bowls, and other tableware.