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VERB · LIKE A DOUGHNUT, BUT PRAISE
Excessively praising or hyping someone, often a celebrity, athlete or friend, to the point that it sounds over the top. If someone says “stop glazing”, they mean “you’re complimenting them too much”.
ZACK’S TRANSLATION
Complimenting someone so hard it becomes a coating. Like a doughnut, but for your boss.
“He scored once and you’re calling him the best ever? Stop glazing.”
Calm down. He also missed four.
“She’s glazing her favourite singer again.”
The singer will never know. The singer has a lawyer.
“I’m not glazing, he’s actually that good.”
Said everyone who was glazing.
| WHAT THEY SAY | “Stop glazing.” |
|---|---|
| WHAT THEY MEAN | “You’re overpraising them.” |
| GROWN-UP VERSION | “Let’s keep it in perspective.” |
HOW GLAZING ARE YOU? (TODAY’S AVERAGE READER, MADE UP)
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