glazier's point
glazier's point noun: a small spike or clip (such as a triangular bit stamped from sheet metal) used in glazing (window installation and repair) to affix the panes to the muntins, mullions, and frames, before glazier's putty is applied over it; traditionally or archetypically used by glaziers (although today likely to be used by renovation contractors or DIY renovators).
Noun
glazier's point (plural glazier's points)
- A small spike or clip (such as a triangular bit stamped from sheet metal) used in glazing (window installation and repair) to affix the panes to the muntins, mullions, and frames, before glazier's putty is applied over it; traditionally or archetypically used by glaziers (although today likely to be used by renovation contractors or DIY renovators).
Forms of glazier's point
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Questions about glazier's point
- What does glazier's point mean?
- Glazier's point means a small spike or clip (such as a triangular bit stamped from sheet metal) used in glazing (window installation and repair) to affix the panes to the muntins, mullions, and frames, before glazier's putty is applied over it; traditionally or archetypically used by glaziers (although today likely to be used by renovation contractors or DIY renovators).
- What part of speech is glazier's point?
- Glazier's point is a noun.
- What is the plural of glazier's point?
- The plural of glazier's point is glazier's points.
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