What Does This Mean?
Excessively, often transparently flattering someone — far past genuine compliment and into obvious sycophancy.
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The Daily Dot · original source ↗
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SillyFamTV · original source ↗
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REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Stop glazing him in the comments, the video genuinely wasn't that good."
LORE & ORIGIN
Slang extension of 'glaze' (to coat something in a shiny layer) applied to over-the-top praise that coats rather than reflects reality.
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