glass cutting

American  

[glas kuht-ing] / ˈglæs ˌkʌt ɪŋ /

noun

1. the art or craft, practiced by a glass cutter, of etching designs into the surface of glass.

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Other Word Forms

• glass cutter noun
• glass-cutting adjective

Example Sentences

I'm at an AirBnb on a shrubby desert hillside, chopping an onion with a dull chef's knife on a glass cutting board.

From Salon

Many hundreds of specialist craftspeople from all around the UK are contributing to this conservation project, employing traditional trades, including stone masonry, gilding, glass cutting and horology.

From The Guardian

However, I have used a glass cutting board for the past five years, and I am very happy.

From Washington Post

The woman’s words came back to her like shards of glass, cutting into her: We’ll never stop.

From Literature

The focus is on Clara Driscoll, an aspiring artist from Ohio, and her team of “Tiffany girls” in the Women’s Glass Cutting Department.

From Washington Times