Pronunciation: /ˈæɡət ɡlæs/
noun a type of glass that is transparent and has variegated colors resembling those of agate
A1 I bought a beautiful agate glass necklace at the market.
A2 The artisan crafted a unique agate glass vase for the exhibition.
B1 She collected various pieces of agate glass from her travels around the world.
B2 The museum curator displayed a stunning collection of agate glass artifacts.
C1 The intricate patterns in the agate glass window were mesmerizing.
C2 The rare agate glass sculpture was the highlight of the art gallery.
adjective describing the type of glass as having variegated colors resembling those of agate
A1 The agate glass beads were shiny and colorful.
A2 She admired the agate glass vase on the shelf.
B1 The jewelry store sold agate glass necklaces and earrings.
B2 The artist used agate glass mosaic tiles to create a beautiful mural.
C1 The antique chandelier was made of intricate agate glass pieces.
C2 The designer handcrafted a stunning agate glass table for the exhibition.
formal The antique chandelier was adorned with intricate agate glass pendants.
informal I found a beautiful necklace made of agate glass at the flea market.
slang Check out these cool agate glass earrings I just bought!
figurative Her eyes sparkled like agate glass in the sunlight.
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