frontglass

noun
UK /ˈfrʌnt.ɡlɑːs/
US /ˈfrʌnt.ɡlæs/

The clear glass at the front of something, like a window or a screen.

He wiped the frontglass of the phone so he could see the picture clearly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The glass panel at the front of a car that protects the driver.

The frontglass was cracked after the small stone hit it.

3. The protective glass covering the front of a watch or clock.

She polished the frontglass of her grandfather's watch.

4. The glass at the front of a shop or building.

The frontglass of the bakery was covered in steam.