glass dust's Usage Examples:

perhaps tuberculosis or silicosis exacerbated by the inhalation of fine glass dust while grinding lenses.

However, NTP considers fibrous glass dust to be "reasonably anticipated [as] a human carcinogen (Certain Glass Wool.

inclusions of colored glass dust (1896) (Musée de l"Ecole de Nancy) Glass Vase in imitation of rock crystal, with inclusions of colored glass dust (1889) Glass.

Air emissions and discharge into rivers of glass dust, tin, lead, brominated dioxin, beryllium cadmium, and mercury Chips and.

free-dust method of sealing of glass ampoules which prevented the ingress of glass dust into medicinal ampouled preparations (in collaboration with O.

months, Muthesius decided to come up with a solution by having the finest glass dust blown on the previously prepared walls.

crystals, and ash deposited in Jamaica 1,600 km away consisted entirely of glass dust.

thought to be either tuberculosis or silicosis, brought on by inhaling glass dust while working as a lens grinder.

in cream and painted in electric blue with a pretty canopy and bowed glass dust screen".

Synonyms:

milk glass, optical glass, safety glass, soft glass, glasswork, natural glass, solid, Pyrex, lead glass, crown glass, wire glass, stained glass, shatterproof glass, glassware, sheet glass, soluble glass, sodium silicate, water glass, drinking glass, laminated glass, plate glass, ground glass, opal glass,

Antonyms:

low, inferior, bottom, side, heat,