WordNet
glass over
v. become glassy or take on a glass-like appearance; "Her eyes glaze over when she is bored" [syn: glaze, glass, glaze over]
Usage examples of "glass over".
In the looking-glass over the mantelpiece I saw a drawn, pale, agitated face, in which all the trouble in the world seemed to reside.
Slughorn heaved himself out of his armchair and carried his empty glass over to his desk.
To the left stood a cherrywood grandfather clock, its brass pendulum painted black and the glass over its column and face removed.
A moment of spilling a glass over himself and thinking, How fortunate that clerical garments are forbidden so that no one can recognize the disgrace of a man of the cloth!