IPA: /ˈfrɪtɪd/
KK: /ˈfrɪtɪd/
Describing a type of glass that is made from powdered glass or fiberglass that has been heated until it fuses together, creating a porous material.
The fritted glass was used in the design of the modern building to allow light to filter through while maintaining privacy.
To have melted or fused a material, often used in the context of glass or ceramics.
The artist fritted the glass to create a smooth surface for her sculpture.
Past: fritted
Past Participle: fritted
The word 'fritted' originates from the Old English 'frit', meaning to break or crumble. It refers to the process of breaking down materials into small particles, often used in the context of ceramics or glass.
Think of 'frit' meaning to 'break' or 'crumble' — this helps you remember that 'fritted' refers to something that has been broken down into small pieces.