noun
glazer
Glazer (noun) means someone whose job is adding a shiny coating to pottery, cloth or paper.
noun
1
Someone whose job is adding a shiny coating to pottery, cloth or paper.
2
(informal) Someone who talks on and on until people stop paying attention.
3
(informal) Someone who flatters people in an over-the-top, cringeworthy way.
"Red Dead Redemption 2 is imho the most overrated game ever made. Story & Characters are top-notch no lie here, but it might be the single most frustrating game to play. Gameplay is genuinely so ass idk how you glazers can't see this fact."
— @Xepahr, Twitter (2024)
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Etymology
From Middle English glaser, variant of glasier; equivalent to glaze + -er; compare glazier.
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What is the meaning of glazer?
"glazer" (noun) means someone whose job is adding a shiny coating to pottery, cloth or paper.
What is another word for glazer?
Other words for "glazer" include glazier, glassworker, toady, bootlicker, adulator, flunkey.
What are the different meanings of glazer?
"glazer" has 3 main meanings: 1. Someone whose job is adding a shiny coating to pottery, cloth or paper; 2. (informal) Someone who talks on and on until people stop paying attention; 3. (informal) Someone who flatters people in an over-the-top, cringeworthy way.
