enam·el 
/ɪˈnæməl/ noun
plural enam·els /ɪˈnæməl/ noun 1 a : a material like colored glass that is heated until it is liquid and then used to decorate the surface of metal, glass, or pottery [noncount] ▪ The tea set is decorated with enamel. [count] ▪ an artist who works with enamels
b [count] : something decorated with enamel
▪ The museum has a fine collection of enamels. 2 [noncount] : the very hard outer layer of a tooth 3 : a kind of paint that is shiny and very hard when it dries [noncount] ▪ We painted the doors with enamel (paint). [count] ▪ enamels and acrylics
b [count] : something decorated with enamel
▪ The museum has a fine collection of enamels.
— enam·eled (US) or Brit enam·elled /ɪˈnæməld/ adjective
▪ colorful enameled jewelry [=jewelry that is decorated with enamel] ▪ an enameled pot
(US) or Brit enam·elled /ɪˈnæməld/ adjective ▪ colorful enameled jewelry [=jewelry that is decorated with enamel] ▪ an enameled pot
