Glassed [verb]

They went up in the passenger elevator in the main building of the plant to a sort of glassed-in roof garden.

First went Theodore, blinking nervously behind his blue-glassed spectacles.

"And now, by special request, Miss Warlick is going to say a few words," the elderly eye-glassed officer importantly announced.

Morning sunlight gleamed through a glassed-in wall, and Shandor stopped at the door, almost speechless.

Now Bob drew on the source of information thus gleaned and angled with his one-eye-glassed neighbor.

They went out on the upper side piazza, which was glassed in, and here Diana was lying in a hammock that looked almost like a bed.

It was glassed in, like a sun parlor and looked out on what had been a cheap beer-garden.

He saw rolls of tapestries, collections of brass camels and donkeys, and glassed-in cases of jewelry.

He continued on around the room until he came to a glassed-in case that held some rare alabaster figures.

His head was encased in a thick leather helmet, and a pair of heavy-glassed goggles were pushed up on his forehead.