English
Etymology
From Latin vitrium �glass�.
Pronunciation
IPA|/'vɪtrɪf�ɪ/
Verb
en-verb|vitrif|i|ed
- to be made into glass, especially through heat
#*1977: Her work was endless, she carried tubs and cauldrons and pails of heat-blasted sand, sand blasted into liquid glass, up the ladder that had vitrified where her bucket splashed, and tipped the liquid glass into the swimming pool, where, at the touch of the water, it turned into her huge, solid tears. � Angela Carter, The Passion of New Eve
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