glass
Commonly used in science fiction as the act of destroying an entire planet through constant ordnance bombardment.
glass
glass
Example:
dude, he's got 8000 bucks worth of glass in his bag!
noobs argue about camera bodies, amateurs argue about glass, pros let their work do the arguing
dude, he's got 8000 bucks worth of glass in his bag!
noobs argue about camera bodies, amateurs argue about glass, pros let their work do the arguing
glass
to totally destroy something with REALLY big guns and stuff (representing the ground being heated and fused into glass)
glass
glass
Example:
Such as used for windows, many bottles, or eyewear, including soda-lime glass, acrylic glass, sugar glass, isinglass (Muscovy-glass), or aluminium oxynitride.
Such as used for windows, many bottles, or eyewear, including soda-lime glass, acrylic glass, sugar glass, isinglass (Muscovy-glass), or aluminium oxynitride.
glass
adjective: a computer programming term for code that has been so poorly constructed that if it is altered in any way, it will no longer compile or run without major refactoring.
glass
Cee plainly glass is just a word that can easily be added to single letters, groups of letters or other words.
Example:
Some examples - beer glass, eye glass, frosted glass, glasses,glassy, glass house, hand glass, hour glass, looking glass, plain glass, spy glass
Some examples - beer glass, eye glass, frosted glass, glasses,glassy, glass house, hand glass, hour glass, looking glass, plain glass, spy glass
glass on glass
A type of connection on a water pipe, or bong, that does not use anything to make a seal around it (ie rubber gromets, o-rings, tape, glue) but instead its a taperd hole, with a tapered stem. the connection occures in two spots, on the stem connnecting it to the pipe, and one from the stem to the bowl.