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bijou

[ UK /bˈiːʒuː/ ]
NOUN
  1. a small and delicately worked piece

How To Use bijou In A Sentence

  • But can you realistically make something designed to house just one car into a bijou residence? Times, Sunday Times
  • It houses not only a flat-screen television, DVD player, reclining leather armchair, capacious bookshelves and an L-shaped execu-desk, but also a loo and what an estate agent might call a bijou kitchenette. Life and style | guardian.co.uk
  • She paired her bijoux with a simple sheath and pale pink pumps. Michelle Obama Shows Off Statement Necklace (PHOTOS)
  • Rio's Museum of Modern Art (MAM) has opened a major retrospective, "Carmen Miranda Forever" (through Jan. 22), with clips from her Hollywood hits and mounds of eyepopping bijouterie, sequined stage gowns and her patented tutti-frutti turbans. Icon: We Still Have Bananas
  • Well, not all of them… the majority handed over a selection of bijou Edwardian residences which I shall have to go and look at, at some point.
  • BONUS Euro-Indian fusion restaurant and bijoux four-room spa for sybarites — mountain-biking, kite-flying and fort-hopping for active types.rasaresorts. in; from $345 a night Rajasthan's New Crown Jewel Hotels
  • He talked with the sagamore Anadabijou about their values and beliefs, and his judgments were complex. Champlain's Dream
  • When the handsome Hollywood actress Brooke Shields, left, starred as Roxie Hart in the West End musical Chicago over the summer, she picked out a bijou house in Marylebone as her home.
  • When the swinging Sixties brought a revival, the shabby stables found themselves transformed into chic, bijou dwellings for artists, authors and those with general designs on being fabulous.
  • The columned patio seemed small and intricate, like some bijou box, and behind it the palace's sequence of towers, courtyards and light airy chambers, even brighter and calmer than was possible in so bright and golden a sun.
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