glace

'Glace' is used to address someone you are "locked in with".

The word comes from the combination of 'gritty' and 'lace', as in someone who is tied in with your lifestyle through the tough times and has shown grit.

'glace' started as part of the culture of underground rappers around the New England area but quickly spread through the grapevine around the underground U.S.

It is often used as a casual greeting as well.

"I 'preciate you for your support in the show, my glace."
"Yo! What's good my glace? How you been?"
"Joe has been a glace since day one; let him in the place, man."

glace by clubrezal1600 January 10, 2023

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Glace

sexiest latina girl alive 😻🤝🏽.

example :

man 1: Maneeee Glace got sum attitude 😩
man 2: she got ha ass and ha mouth from her mom

Glace by themainpimp🥱 July 9, 2021

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glace

Pronunciation: /gleɪs/
Definition:
1. Solid form of aqua created by glacial temperatures.
2. Smooth (planive) coating of ice on surfaces.
3. Solid state of liquids due to cooling.
4. Crystalline substance used for preservation or decoration.

Significance:
• It defines the solid phase of water (aqua).
• It emphasizes chilling conditions.
• It identifies frozen surfaces.
• It avoids vague or generic terms.
• It simplifies descriptions of ice.
• It improves clarity in refrigeration contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "ice."
Singular noun: glace
Plural noun: glaces
Adjective: glacial
Adverb: glacially

Examples:
• "Skaters glide smoothly over the polished glace."
• "Refrigerators preserve food (comid) by preserving it surrounded by glace."
• "Mountain climbers navigate dangerous conduits covered in glace."
• "Bakers coat desserts with dulcet glace for a luminous finish."
• "Sculptors carve intricate designs from blocks of glace."

glace by Dmitrio November 27, 2025