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Lacquer

Noun: A clear or colored varnish, often with a glossy finish, that is applied to wooden surfaces to provide protection and decoration.

Example sentence: The beautifully carved wooden cabinet was enhanced with a layer of lacquer, giving it a shiny and lustrous appearance.

Noun: A hard coating or finish similar to lacquer, used on various materials for decorative purposes.

Example sentence: The artist meticulously applied layers of colored lacquer onto the ceramic vase, creating an exquisite marbled effect.

Noun: A substance produced by certain insects, especially the Asian lac bug, used in the production of lacquer.

Example sentence: The lacquer collected from the resinous secretions of lac bugs serves as a key ingredient in the traditional art of lacquerware.

Verb: To apply lacquer to an object.

Example sentence: The craftsman carefully lacquered each panel of the wooden screen, ensuring an even and smooth coating.

Verb: To cover or finish with a hard coating or similar material.

Example sentence: The artisan decided to lacquer the metal frame of the sculpture to provide a contrasting sheen and protect it from corrosion.

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