Lucite

American  

[loo-sahyt] / ˈlu saɪt /

Trademark.

1. a transparent or translucent plastic, any of a class of methyl methacrylate ester polymers.

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Example Sentences

Try custom neon Lucite dowels to give it a Lite-Brite vibe, or finish the board in a lime wash paint to add texture and patina.

From Washington Post

The blooms, usually about four dozen colorful, well-packed stems, arrive with a reusable lightweight Lucite vase that won’t upstage the flowers, necessary tools like shears and a stem-stripper, and step-by-step instructions for producing an arrangement.

From New York Times

Between them, the two men built more than 3,000 custom pairs of heels for Prince, including light-up Lucite platform sneakers and ankle boots with reinforced heels for arena shows.

From New York Times

When Karen Fang, a senior bond product saleswoman, attended a meeting in Rome in 2013 right after her wedding, Mr. Montag gave her a Lucite trophy for her dedication, attendees said.

From New York Times

Designer Jonathan Adler pays homage to Paris’ Pompidou Center with a playful holder that evokes the center’s iconic curvy tubes in clear or multicolored Lucite.

From Washington Times