Lacquer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LACQUER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to coat with a glossy substance, also LACKER
• coat with lacquer
• spray (the hair) with lacquer
• To cover with lacquer.
• apply lacquer to
NOUN:
• a liquid made of shellac dissolved in alcohol, or of synthetic substances, that dries to form a hard protective coating for wood, metal, etc.
• the sap of the lacquer tree used as a varnish.
• decorative wooden articles coated with lacquer
• hard varnish for wood or metal
• A varnish, consisting of a solution of shell-lac in alcohol, often colored with gamboge, saffron, or the like; -- used for varnishing metals, papier-mache, and wood. The name is also given to varnishes made of other ingredients, esp. the tough, solid varnish of the Japanese, with which ornamental objects are made.
• a black resinous substance obtained from certain trees and used as a natural varnish
• a hard glossy coating
• a solution sprayed on to a person's hair to keep it in place; hairspray

Words related to LACQUER

lacker12 lacquered21 lacquerer20 lacquerers21 lacquering22 lacquers19

Words that contain LACQUER

lacquers19 lacquered21 lacquerer20 relacquer20 lacquerers21 lacquering22 relacquers21 lacquerings23 lacquerware25 lacquerwork29 relacquered23 lacquerwares26 lacquerworks30 relacquering24

How to use LACQUER in a sentence

• Miss Farrow went up to the table on which now stood a large lacquer tray, and poured herself out a glass of cold water.
• Suffering Moses is the prince of workers in lacquer, according to his own showing.
• On the gleaming table, under the dim light of a shaded lacquer lamp, dark roses in a bowl had the air of brooding and passionate captives.
• And previously to the final examination and proof of guns, they are not to be covered with paint, lacquer, oil, or any material which may hide defects of metal.
• Old lacquer and rust should be removed by scraping, as far as can be conveniently done before a new coating is applied.
• He will cause them to be frequently examined at other times, to prevent their being clogged with oil or lacquer, and to be sure that they are always ready for use.
• Old lacquer should be removed with a scraper, or by scouring, and not by heating the guns or balls, by which the metal is injured.
• There were long black signs of lacquer with letters of raised gold, or red ones with the characters carved and gilded.
• Their courtesy, what is it? This thin veneer of politeness is like their polished lacquer that covers the crumbling wood within.
• With great ceremony the gentleman in black placed the Lord Chief Justice on a lacquer stand close by the throne of the Dwarf-King.
• They also gave to the world their wonderful Japanese lacquer, a varnish of gums that could be applied not only to wood but in some cases to porcelain.
• One-third of the room was divided from the rest by an arched and fretted screen of red lacquer, and within this open cage stood Mrs.
• It then receives a second coating of lacquer, and when dry is once more polished.
• Another lacquer has a black ground, on which landscapes delicately traced in gold stand out in charming relief.
• It may be remarked in passing, that lacquer work was also made previous to this time in England.
• Sometimes it was gold lacquer, then again green, once red and another black.
• Strange little dishes were produced on trays of red lacquer, fish and vegetables of different kinds artistically arranged, but most unpalatable.
• Down each side of it were arranged two rows of red lacquer tables, each about eighteen inches high and eighteen inches square.
• A great many candles had been lighted, on tables and mantel, and in lacquer stands.
• The flames blazed more brightly, their reflection squirmed over the lacquer frames on the walls, gleamed richly on polished black walnut, and fell across the Turkey floor carpet.
• Since the lacquer is originally of a brown colour the white lacquer is not pure white, but rather greyish or yellowish.
• This lacquer is dried for about half an hour at 160 deg.
• Almost all pigments other than the above-mentioned are blackened by contact with lacquer or suspend its drying quality.
• In the same way, lacquer that has been heated to a temperature above 70 deg.
• On the left there was a dining-room, panelled with lacquer work and having its ceiling draped with a design of a red dragon.

Similar words containing LACQU without suffix er

lacquey21 lacquers19 lacqueys22 lacquered21 lacquerer20 lacqueyed24 relacquer20 lacquerers21 lacquering22 lacqueying25 relacquers21 lacquerings23 lacquerware25 lacquerwork29 relacquered23 lacquerwares26 lacquerworks30 relacquering24

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