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The Concise Oxford Dictionary, Ninth Edition: Glass[gla:s] n. v. & adj.* n. 1a. (often attrib). a hard, brittle, usu. transparent, translucent or shiny substance, made by fusing sand with soda and lime and sometimes other ingredients (cf. CROWN GLASS, FLINT GLASS, PLATE GLASS). b. any similar substance which has been solidified from a molten state with crystallizing (volcanic glass) 2. (often collect) an object or objects made from, or partly from, glass, esp.: a esp. Brit. a drinking vessel b. esp. Brit. a mirror; a looking-glass. c. an hourglass. d. a window. e. a greenhouse (rows of lettuce under glass). f. glass ornaments. g. a barometer. h. Brit. a glass disk covering a watch face. i. a magnifying lens. j. monocle. 3. (in pl.) a. spectacles. b. field glasses; opera glasses. 4. the amount of liquid contained ina glass; a drink (he likes a glass). v.tr. 1. (usu. as glassed adj. of or made from glass. °glassful n. (pl. -fuls). glassless adj. glasslike adj. (Old English glasses, from Germanic cf GLAZE).