glaire

[ glair ]

noun

, glaired, glair·ing.

1. a variant of glair.

Example Sentences

Sophomore Caroline Bean whipped a shot along the ground and past the feet of West Potomac senior goalie Glaire Barber 37 seconds later.

From Washington Post

The materials needed are the best American gold leaf, cotton batting, sweet oil, some specially prepared rubber for removing the excess gold leaf, and glaire.

From Project Gutenberg

Glaire is easily made as follows: Take whites of three eggs; add three teaspoonfuls of vinegar and beat until it is a light froth.

From Project Gutenberg

If kept corked glaire will keep for some time.

From Project Gutenberg

Allow the glaire to dry thoroughly.

From Project Gutenberg