Par∙i∙son /ˈpar'əsən/ noun Origin Latin: parare / French: parer – ‘prepare'

a round mass of molten glass immediately after it is gathered from the furnace, but before the glassblower commits to a form.

Par∙i∙son /ˈpar'əsən/ noun Origin Latin: parare / French: parer – ‘prepare'

a round mass of molten glass immediately after it is gathered from the furnace, but before the glassblower commits to a form.

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Par∙i∙son /ˈpar'əsən/ noun

Origin - Latin: parare / French: parer – ‘prepare’

Description of Venetian glass blowing technique; circa 19th century.

d. The rounded mass of molten glass shaped and prepared immediately after being pulled from the furnace, but before the maker commits to what form it will become.

Par∙i∙son /ˈpar'əsən/ noun Origin Latin: parare / French: parer – ‘prepare'

Par∙i∙son /ˈpar'əsən/ noun Origin Latin: parare / French: parer – ‘prepare'

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