What does GLACE mean?

Here is the requested information on the word "glace": glace 1. Parts of Speech

adjective, noun, verb

2. Definitions

1. (adj.) having a glossy or polished surface; coated with sugar or icing
2. (n.) a sugary coating, often used on fruits or pastries
3. (v.) to coat with sugar or icing

3. Pronunciations

• US: /ɡleɪs/
• UK: /ɡlɑːs/

4. Origin and Usage

The word "glace" comes from the French word "glacé" which means "iced" or "frozen". In English, it is typically used to describe a glossy or polished surface, or a sugary coating on fruits or pastries. It is commonly used in the culinary world to describe desserts or confections that have been coated with a sugary glaze.

5. Synonyms

• glossy
• shiny
• polished
• sugary
• icing
• frosting

6. Related Words

• glade
• glare
• glaze
• glean
• gleam

7. Example Sentences

• The glace cherries on top of the cake added a sweet and colorful touch.
• The furniture had a glace finish that made it look more expensive.
• She learned how to glace fruit in her cooking class.