Acid Gloss

Pronunciation: /ˈæsɪd ɡlɔs/

Definitions of acid gloss

noun a type of clear, shiny finish applied to surfaces

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a new lipstick with a shiny acid gloss finish.

A2 The acid gloss on the car's paint made it look sleek and modern.

B1 The artist used acid gloss to give the painting a unique texture.

B2 The acid gloss on the furniture protected it from scratches and stains.

C1 The acid gloss on the floor tiles gave them a glossy sheen that reflected the light beautifully.

C2 The acid gloss on the sculpture enhanced its intricate details and made it stand out in the gallery.

Examples of acid gloss in a Sentence

formal The acid gloss used in the laboratory is highly corrosive and requires careful handling.

informal I accidentally spilled some acid gloss on my shoes and now they're ruined.

slang Be careful with that acid gloss, it's no joke.

figurative Her words had an acid gloss to them, leaving a lasting sting on his ego.

Grammatical Forms of acid gloss

• past tense: acid glossed
• plural: acid glosses
• comparative: more acid glossy
• superlative: most acid glossy
• present tense: acid glosses
• future tense: will acid gloss
• perfect tense: has acid glossed
• continuous tense: is acid glossing
• singular: acid gloss
• positive degree: acid gloss
• infinitive: to acid gloss
• gerund: acid glossing
• participle: acid glossed

Origin and Evolution of acid gloss

First Known Use: 1835 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'acid gloss' originated in the field of chemistry to describe a glossy or shiny appearance resulting from the application of acid on a surface.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'acid gloss' has come to be used in various industries such as cosmetics and photography to refer to a shiny or reflective finish achieved through acidic products or processes.