Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
lacquer
noun
/ˈlækər/

Definition
A liquid coating that dries to form a hard, smooth surface.

Examples
- The artisan applied a glossy lacquer to the wooden furniture, enhancing its color and durability.
- After polishing, the artist finished the ceramic pieces with a layer of vibrant lacquer.
- In the workshop, protective lacquer was essential for preserving the metal tools from rust.

Meaning
Lacquer is used primarily to provide a protective finish or decorative coating to various surfaces, including wood, metal, and ceramics.

Synonyms
- varnish
- finish
- glaze
- enamel