pulica.
unwanted air bubble which forms inside glass
Meaning & usage
unwanted air bubble which forms inside glass
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Venetan pùłega (literally “flea”), used by Venetian glassmakers such as those from Murano. The term is from Vulgar Latin *pūlica (“flea”), from Latin pūlex, from Proto-Indo-European *plus-. Doublet of pulce.
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