EMPTY vs GLASSY: NOUN
- A container that has been emptied
- An empty container.
- An empty box, crate, cask, etc.; -- used in commerce, esp. in transportation of freight.”
- An empty vessel or other receptacle, as a box or sack, packing-case, etc.; an empty vehicle, as a cab, freightcar, etc.: as, returned empties.
- Glass marble
EMPTY vs GLASSY: ADJECTIVE
- Devoid; destitute.
- Needing nourishment; hungry.
- Lacking purpose or substance; meaningless.
- Lacking force or power.
- Not put to purposeful use; idle.
- Not having an incumbent or occupant; unfilled.
- Having no occupants; not being used.
- Having no elements or members; null.
- Having nothing inside or on the surface; holding or containing nothing.
- Emptied of emotion
- Holding or containing nothing
- Having nothing inside
- Needing nourishment
- Destitute of reality, or real existence; unsubstantial.
- Containing nothing; not holding or having anything within; void of contents or appropriate contents; not filled; -- said of an inclosure, or a container, as a box, room, house, etc.
- Free; clear; devoid; -- often with of.
- Having nothing to carry; unburdened.
- Destitute of effect, sincerity, or sense; -- said of language.
- Unable to satisfy; unsatisfactory; hollow; vain; -- said of pleasure, the world, etc.
- Producing nothing; unfruitful; -- said of a plant or tree.
- Devoid of significance or point
- Destitute of, or lacking, sense, knowledge, or courtesy
- A variety of orthoclase; sanidine.
- Dull; wanting life or fire; lackluster; -- said of the eyes.
- Resembling glass in its properties, as in smoothness, brittleness, or transparency
- Made of glass; vitreous.
- Lifeless; expressionless.
- Characteristic of or resembling glass.
- (of ceramics) having the surface made shiny and nonporous by fusing a vitreous solution to it
- Used of eyes lacking liveliness
- Resembling glass in smoothness and shininess and slickness
- Of or like glass, in particular smooth and (somewhat) reflective.
- Absence of any chop on the water, making it smooth like glass. Swell creating breaking waves may still be present, glassy doesn't imply complete flatness.
- Dull, expressionless
EMPTY vs GLASSY: VERB
- Excrete or discharge from the body
- Leave behind empty; move out of
- Remove
- Make void or empty of contents
- Become empty or void of its content
- N/A
EMPTY vs GLASSY: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To remove the contents of.
- To transfer or pour off completely.
- To unburden; relieve.
- To become empty.
- To discharge its contents.
- To discharge itself.
- N/A
EMPTY vs GLASSY: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To deprive of the contents; to exhaust; to make void or destitute; to make vacant; to pour out; to discharge
- N/A
EMPTY vs GLASSY: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To deprive of contents; remove, pour, or draw out the contents from; make vacant: with of before the thing removed: as, to empty a well or a cistern; to empty a pitcher or a purse; to empty a house of its occupants.
- To draw out, pour out, or otherwise remove or discharge, as the contents of a vessel: commonly with out: as, to empty out the water from a pitcher.
- To discharge; pour out continuously or in a steady course: as, a river empties itself or its waters into the ocean. [A strained use, which it is preferable to avoid, since a river is not emptied by its flow into the ocean.]
- To lay waste; make destitute or desolate.
- To pour out or discharge its contents, as a river into the ocean.
- Containing nothing, or nothing but air; void of its usual or of appropriate contents; vacant; unoccupied: said of any inclosure or allotted space: as, an empty house or room; an empty chest or purse; an empty chair or saddle.
- Void; devoid; destitute of some essential quality or component.
- Destitute of force, effect, significance, or value; without valuable content; meaningless: as, empty words; empty compliments.
- Not supplied; without provision.
- Forlorn from destitution or deprivation; desolate; deserted.
- Wanting substance or solidity; lacking reality; unsubstantial; unsatisfactory: as, empty air; empty dreams; empty pleasures.
- Not burdened; not bearing a burden or a rider: as, an empty horse.
- Unsatisfying, vain, hollow.
- Weak, silly, senseless.
- Synonyms Void, etc. (see vacant); unoccupied, bare, unfurnished.
- Producing no effect or result; ineffectual.
- Bearing no fruit; without useful product.
- Wanting food; fasting; hungry.
- Destitute of knowledge or sense; ignorant: as, an empty coxcomb.
- Move out of
- Leave behind empty
- Devoid of significance or force
- Remove the contents of a container
- Resembling glass in some quality, as smoothness, brittleness, transparency, or power of reflecting; hence, as applied to the eye or glance, having a fixed, unintelligent stare, as in idiocy, stupidity, spasm, terror, insanity, or death.
- Resembling or of the nature of glass; vitreous: as, a glassy substance.
EMPTY vs GLASSY: RELATED WORDS
- Glazed, Void, Looted, Vacate, Open, Drained, Bare, Ransacked, Vacuous, Meaningless, Hollow, Blank, Lifeless, Unfilled, Vacant
- Vitrescent, Mirrorlike, Silvery, Glasslike, Watery, Crystalline, Hard, Luster, Flint, Empty, Vitrified, Smooth, Vitreous, Shiny, Glazed
EMPTY vs GLASSY: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Glazed, Void, Looted, Vacate, Open, Drained, Bare, Ransacked, Vacuous, Meaningless, Hollow, Blank, Lifeless, Unfilled, Vacant
- Vitrescent, Mirrorlike, Silvery, Glasslike, Watery, Crystalline, Hard, Luster, Flint, Empty, Vitrified, Smooth, Vitreous, Shiny, Glazed
EMPTY vs GLASSY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Note that some of the list elements were left empty in the original, and those have been left empty here.
- Once empty though it is very easy to delete all the empty cells, rows, and columns in the source editor.
- An empty file is parsed as an empty ETag.
- If the primary column value is empty, name is empty.
- Instead he states: There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time.
- Finally tracked down and fixed edge case causing empty view to display when tests were not empty.
- ID code into the marker number field if empty and not set as empty; other monument.
- To define an empty keyed table, use empty key and value columns.
- No matter how you look at it, empty is still empty.
- Specifies whether empty elements will be added as empty feature attributes.
- Waist to chest glassy conditions this Sunday morning.
- And make thy marble of the glassy wave.
- It was sunny with the ocean glassy smooth.
- YOU WILL NOW SEE IT IS GLASSY SMOOTH.
- It has a loud, glassy, long ringing sustain.
- Its luster is glassy and often somewhat pearly.
- It may be dull or nearly glassy looking.
- Elisa raised glassy eyes gleaming with unshed tears.
- Flower petals were cast over the glassy surface.
- The sun goes down upon a glassy sea, and rises on a glassy sea again.
EMPTY vs GLASSY: QUESTIONS
- Why does JSON_extract_array_element_text return an empty string?
- Why does innerxml contain empty entityreference nodes?
- Why SP_describe_first_result_set returns an empty result set?
- Why does imagecreatefromjpeg () return an empty string?
- Are inadmissible complaints being left empty-handed?
- What are Empty-Nester House plans&empty nester floor plans?
- What is in basic empty weight but not in empty weight?
- Is an empty textbox considered an empty string or null?
- Do you prefer string empty or string empty in a file?
- How long does it take for an empty stomach to empty?
- How are tough and stiff hydrogels obtained in glassy state?
- What is the best way to treat glassy carbon electrodes?
- How can you see glassy phase in optical microscopy?
- What are the properties of glassy carbon electrodes?
- What are the characteristics of glassy carbon electrodes?
- What gives compressed glassy carbon its unusual properties?
- Are glassy polymers suitable for gas separation membranes?
- How are glassy textured rocks like Obsidian formed?
- Can glassy metals help improve battery performance?
- How many songs are there in the Ek glassy do glassy playlist?