In slang, “glazing” refers to the act of excessively praising or hyping someone to the point where it seems insincere or over-the-top. It can also imply that someone is blindly admiring or defending another person, often ignoring flaws or shortcomings. “Glazing” is typically used in a negative context to call out this kind of behavior, suggesting that the person doing the praising is being overly indulgent or sycophantic.
Key Characteristics of Glazing:
- Excessive or insincere praise
- Blind admiration or defense of someone
- Often perceived as sucking up or fanboying/girling too much
Sentence Examples:
- “Bro, you’re glazing him so hard right now—he’s good, but not that good.”
- “All that glazing you’re doing isn’t going to get you any closer to her.”
- “Stop glazing the coach; we all know he messed up that play.”