enamel
//ɪˈnæməl//
Noun
enamelSingular
enamelsPlural
1
A hard, glossy, vitreous coating applied to metal, glass, or pottery for decoration or protection.
The antique vase was decorated with colorful enamel.
2
The hard, white outer layer covering the crown of a tooth.
Brushing too hard can damage the enamel on your teeth.
3
A type of paint that dries to a hard, glossy finish.
She painted the door with white enamel.
Verb
enamelInfinitive
enamelPresent tense
enameledPast tense
enameledPast participle
enamelingPresent participle
enamelsThird-person singular
1
To coat or decorate with enamel.
The artist enameled the metal pendant with bright colors.
2
To give a smooth, glossy surface to something.
The craftsman enameled the wooden box to give it a beautiful shine.