Glass (disambiguation)
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Glass is an amorphous material commonly used in windows, tableware, optoelectronics and decorative items.
It can also refer to:
- Glasses, spectacles, or eyeglasses
- Glass (drinkware)
- Glass (band), progressive rock band from the Pacific Northwest
- Glass (EP), a 2003 EP by The Sea and Cake
- Glass (film), a 1958 short documentary film
- Glass (album), an album by John Illsley
People
- H. Bentley Glass, American geneticist
- Bessie Glass, fictional character (of the Glass family)
- Caitlin Glass, American voice actress
- Carter Glass, American politician
- Charles Glass, American broadcaster
- Darren Glass, Australian rules footballer
- David D. Glass, Kansas City Royals owner
- David Glass, Canadian lawyer
- David Glass, English sociologist
- Gerald Glass, American former basketball player
- Geri Glass, American model
- Helen Glass, Canadian nurse and educator
- Henry Glass, American Civil War veteran and Navy Rear Admiral
- Hugh Glass, fur trapper and frontiersman
- Ira Glass, host of radio show This American Life; second cousin to Philip
- Jeff Glass, an American Hockey League goaltender
- Jesse Glass, American writer and poet
- Jimmy Glass, English former football goalkeeper
- Joanna Glass, Canadian playwright
- Julia Glass, American writer
- Leslie Glass, American model
- Louis Glass, Danish composer
- Philip Glass, Minimalist composer; second cousin to Ira
- Presley T. Glass, American politician
- Ron Glass, American actor
- Seymour Glass, fictional character (of the Glass Family)
- Shaun Glass, guitarist for the band SOiL
- Stephen Glass, disgraced journalist
- Stephen Glass, Scottish footballer
Other uses
- Glassing, verb, violent attack with glass used as a weapon
- Slang for a photographic lens
- Several rivers named River Glass
- Slang term for crystal methamphetamine
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