/ˈlækər/
NOUN
A liquid or resinous substance applied to surfaces to create a hard, smooth, glossy, and often protective finish.
Used to describe a substance applied to wood, metal, furniture, or decorative objects to provide a shiny, smooth, and protective surface.
Used to describe a special coating baked onto the interior surface of cans and other containers to protect the material and prevent direct contact between the container and its contents.
VERB
To cover an object or surface with lacquer or another finishing substance to produce a smooth, glossy, and protective appearance.
Used when applying lacquer to furniture, woodwork, or decorative wooden objects to improve their appearance and provide a durable, polished finish.
Used when coating artistic objects, sculptures, or other surfaces with lacquer to enhance their visual appearance, add shine, and protect the underlying material.