star the glaze
(UK, obsolete, thieves) To break a window in order to commit robbery.
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(UK, obsolete, thieves) To break a window in order to commit robbery.
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Excessively praising or kissing up to someone. In Gen Z usage it's the social register; in tech it also describes overly sycophantic AI models. "Stop glazing him — he literally just passed a midterm." OpenAI famously rolled back a GPT-4o update in April 2025 for being too glazing.
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Having glass in the windows.
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Describes a person, post, or account that radiates glazing energy — so steeped in praise and devotion that you can smell the bias before you even read the full take. Glazing coded doesn't require someone to be actively glazing; it's about the pattern, the history, the way every single opinion they hold just happens to be favorable to one specific person or project. Once you see it, it's impossible to unsee.
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When someone's admiration for a public figure reads as performative, agenda-driven, or strangely timed — like they're glazing for clout rather than genuine feeling. Sus glazed fans appear at convenient moments, praise in ways that feel calculated, and disappear when things get complicated. Something about it is off and everyone in the comments knows it.
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A call-out moment where someone pauses to assess whether what they're doing or saying constitutes glazing — excessive, unearned praise that crosses from genuine fandom into embarrassing sycophancy. A glazing check can be self-imposed ('wait, am I glazing right now?') or issued by a friend who's watched you go too far defending a celebrity or creator. It's the reality check that stops the glazing spiral before it gets worse.