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/ˈɡlæsɪz/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A pair of lenses set in a frame that is worn in front of the eyes to correct vision or protect the eyes.
She put on her glasses to read the fine print on the document.
Spectacles, often used more generally to refer to any glasses worn for vision correction.
He has been wearing glasses since he was a child.
A drinking vessel, typically one made of glass.
He poured a cold drink into a tall glass and handed it to her.
Etymology
From Middle English 'glase', from Old French 'glassee', from Latin 'vitrum' meaning glass.
Common Phrases and Expressions
in someone's glasses:
Referring to the way someone sees or perceives things.
thick glasses:
Referring to glasses with thick lenses, often implying poor vision.
rose-colored glasses:
A perspective that sees things as better than they are.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
Specs
Hey, have you seen my specs? I can't see anything!
Peepers
He lost his peepers while swimming.