Definition

Describing something that has a smooth and shiny surface, often due to a coating or finish.

Example

The cake was beautifully decorated with a glace icing that shimmered in the light.

Conversation

I just tried that new dessert place downtown, and their cakes looked so glace!

Really? I’ve seen pictures, and they do look amazing.

You should definitely go; the glace finish makes them even more tempting.

I will! I’m always up for something that looks that good.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Glace** → The word 'glace' comes from Old French 'glace', meaning ice or frozen. It refers specifically to a smooth, shiny surface, often associated with ice or a glossy finish.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word for ice, 'glace', to remember that 'glace' refers to something smooth and shiny, like ice.

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