glass

adjective: a computer programming term for code that has been so poorly constructed that if it is altered in any way, it will no longer compile or run without major refactoring.

"Don't try to change anything in that class; its a total piece of glass!"

by Cynamon December 3, 2005

glass

Cee plainly glass is just a word that can easily be added to single letters, groups of letters or other words.

Some examples - beer glass, eye glass, frosted glass, glasses,glassy, glass house, hand glass, hour glass, looking glass, plain glass, spy glass

by Iva Boughta DePump January 15, 2008

glass on glass

A type of connection on a water pipe, or bong, that does not use anything to make a seal around it (ie rubber gromets, o-rings, tape, glue) but instead its a taperd hole, with a tapered stem. the connection occures in two spots, on the stem connnecting it to the pipe, and one from the stem to the bowl.

"O sweet that Bong has glass on glass!"

by Sko56 May 10, 2006

Glassing

When an area is bombed to a degree that nothing remains.
Based off of the idea that when a nuke goes off in the desert, the sand turns into a glowing sheet of irradiated glass.

We glassed the (enemy), and steamrolled the corpses.
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Glassing the desert was an enthralling process.

by Morph123 April 7, 2017

Glassed

The act of land becoming shiny, hard, and otherwise glass like after a nuclear strike from the intense heat and pressure.

Although Kim Jong Un wanted to nuke the US, he knew his entire country would be glassed if he did.

by Dankus Memeticus January 2, 2018

glasses

see helpers that help you see so you can see what your eyes are seeing .

your glasses are on fleek

by jerry berry:)6969 September 15, 2020

glasses

1. Two pieces of corrective lenses held together by a frame, side by side, to be worn in front of one's two eyes.
2. Something girls look hot wearing.

1. Haha! You're blind! You need glasses.
2. Amy looks hot wearing those glasses!

by supernintendo_chalmers January 18, 2005