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star the glaze

star the glaze verb: to break a window in order to commit robbery.

Verb

star the glaze (third-person singular simple present stars the glaze, present participle starring the glaze, simple past and past participle starred the glaze)

  1. (UK, obsolete, thieves' cant) To break a window in order to commit robbery.

Forms of star the glaze

third-person singular presentstars the glaze
present participlestarring the glaze
past participlestarred the glaze
paststarred the glaze

Questions about star the glaze

What does star the glaze mean?
Star the glaze means to break a window in order to commit robbery.
What part of speech is star the glaze?
Star the glaze is a verb.
What is the past tense of star the glaze?
The past tense of star the glaze is starred the glaze.

Words near star the glaze in the dictionary

  1. star stream
  2. star streams
  3. STAR syndrome
  4. star system
  5. star systems
  6. star the glaze
  7. star thistle
  8. star thistles
  9. star topologies
  10. star topology
  11. star tracker

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