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brilliantine

[ UK /bɹˈɪlɪəntˌiːn/ ]
NOUN
  1. a pomade to make the hair manageable and lustrous

How To Use brilliantine In A Sentence

  • Instantly Maryse Rose could picture Lefitte's dapper clothing, the immaculately creased trousers, his heavily brilliantined hair. WHEN THE APRICOTS BLOOM
  • Oh … and David Wilcox was there, standing beside the burly, cold-eyed man with the expensive suit and brilliantined hair. DIAMOND RUBY
  • A young woman sulking in a brilliantine dress cut through.
  • His hair, dyed an incongruous brown and brilliantined, an old man's vanity, glistened under the light like a waxy skullcap. MAMBO
  • Maher by contrast is all slickness and centrality — brilliantined, bespoke, with that pampered chuckle and long, connoisseurial nose. An Atheist Walks Into a Bar …
  • My hair is wavy now that I rubbed fingertips of brilliantine through it and combed and brushed it.
  • The race took the products of the economic boom all over Italy: brilliantine, coffee machines, and cookers.
  • Sunday service can feature brilliantined choirboys, or an organist, or dancing women in kente cloth. The Velvet Reformation
  • Ez wore that old black brilliantine dress of mothers and a wide brimmed hat.
  • Some would return with their hair "conk" a la James Brown and so much brilliantine you could smell it around the corner. Undefined
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