Associations to the word «Glazer»
Noun
- Buccaneer
- Takeover
- Mitch
- Malcolm
- Nathan
- Jacobson
- Tampa
- Jonathan
- Joel
- Aldo
- Vox
- Manchester
- Scarlett
- Judith
- Eliot
- Mckay
- Decca
- Cinematography
- Irving
- Eastman
- Miriam
- Ethnicity
- Jay
- Pages
- Eugene
- Philips
- Benjamin
- Murdoch
- Guthrie
- Mtv
- Gil
- Businessman
- Waterfront
- Michel
- Philanthropist
- Bryan
- Daniel
- Joe
- Classics
- Negroes
- Dana
- Ownership
- Seymour
- Rupert
- Controlling
- Analyst
- Cohen
- Bid
- Tom
- Diane
- Pianist
- Broad
- Screenwriter
- Owner
- Sitcom
- Screenplay
- Howe
- Poker
- Nfl
- Shareholder
- Lynch
- Fan
- Pot
- Levy
- Supporter
- Sharon
- Linda
- Samuel
- Discrimination
- Herbert
- Franchise
- Curtis
- Labor
- Beast
- Script
- Classic
- Rabbi
- Chairman
- Developer
- Spike
- Ballad
- Faction
- Purchase
- Frank
- Bay
- Ra
- Palestine
- Debt
Wiktionary
GLAZER, noun. One who applies glazing, as in pottery, etc.; one who gives a glasslike or glossy surface to anything; a calenderer or smoother of cloth, paper, etc.
GLAZER, noun. (slang) Slang reference to a person who is prone to endless monologuing; derived from the common practice of talking at you until your eyes "glaze" over.
Dictionary definition
GLAZER, noun. Someone who cuts flat glass to size.
Wise words
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