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freeblown en · ADJ

Etymology

From free + blown.

Meanings

1. (not-comparable) Shaped without a mold.
   • Freeblown vessels are made without the assistance of molds, and are often somewhat irregular in shape and exhibit a glossy surface. 1990, Louise M. DeCesare, Archeological collections management at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, New York, page 65:
   • His aim is to encourage the use of "freeblown glass" in contemporary craft work. 1974, Fusion - Volumes 21-22:
   • Today, our team of skilled glassmakers use the same authentic tools and techniques to produce the distinctive and highly original freeblown lead crystal glass. 2001, Victoria Pybus, Hand Made in Britain - The Visitors Guide, →ISBN, page 43:

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