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What is the noun for glossy?

There isn't a single perfect noun for "glossy" as it can describe different things. Here are some options depending on the context:

For surfaces:

* Gloss: This is the most common and direct noun.

* Shine: Emphasizes the reflected light.

* Luster: A more formal term for shine.

* Sheen: A softer, less intense version of shine.

For publications:

* Magazine: This implies a glossy, high-quality publication.

* Journal: Can be used for a glossy publication but often implies a more academic or specialized focus.

* Publication: A general term for any printed material.

For other things:

* Polished: Can describe a smooth, glossy surface or a refined, polished look.

* Glaze: Refers to a coating that gives a glossy finish.

* Varnish: A type of glaze that creates a glossy finish.

You'll need to consider the specific context to determine the best noun for "glossy."

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