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glass

[glas, glahs] / glæs, glɑs /
NOUN
object that reflects an image
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The bright and airy kitchen features large glass doors to the backyard, helping to create a seamless flow between the two spaces.

From MarketWatch

These fat-pocketed bigwigs must roam the Hollywood Hills peering up at the sky covered in storm clouds, hoping that they’ll catch the fateful electric spark in their glass vials.

From Salon

Their bedroom may be cluttered with all manner of diversion and playthings, but what they really want is that shiny, as-yet unattained object — Rick Caruso! — beckoning from behind glass.

From Los Angeles Times

“We are starting to see the glass ceiling crack,” said Limón.

From Los Angeles Times

Firefighters used an excavator to remove broken glass and gnarled metal strewn across the site as policemen with pump-action rifles patrolled on motorbike to prevent looting.

From Barron's