I. ˈglis(ə)rə̇n noun
or glyc·er·ine “ sometimes ˈglisəˌrēn or ˌglisəˈrēn
( -s )
Etymology: French glycérine, from Greek glykeros sweet + French -ine; akin to Greek glykys sweet — more at dulcet
1. : glycerol — used especially of the products for industrial and pharmaceutical uses
2. : glycerite
II. transitive verb
or glycerine “
( -ed/-ing/-s )
: glycerinate