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glittery

[ UK /ɡlˈɪtəɹi/ ]
[ US /ˈɡɫɪtɝi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having brief brilliant points or flashes of light
    a dress with sparkly sequins
    glinting water
    glinting eyes
    `glistering' is an archaic term
    bugle beads all aglitter
    his glittering eyes were cold and malevolent
    the scintillating stars
    glittery costume jewelry
    scintillant mica
    shop window full of glittering Christmas trees

How To Use glittery In A Sentence

  • Department store Marks & Spencer is launching an underwear range for men featuring thongs and glittery pants.
  • Did you wear glittery eyeshadow? Times, Sunday Times
  • Everything in the shop is handpicked vintage couture, collector pieces (like a variety of crinolines, ball gowns, glittery jeweled handbags, rare footwear), and different genres and styles of kitsch fashion.
  • My face glowed without looking glittery or greasy. Times, Sunday Times
  • And women politicians always look really uncomfortable wearing glittery skirts all the time. Times, Sunday Times
  • Her skin and hair were dry and uncared for, but her eyes had the glittery, splintery look of shattered mirrors. BARN BLIND
  • She was wearing multicoloured jazzy pants and a slinky glittery rainbow top that exposed her entire back, a lot of her stomach and neck and was very risqué.
  • One of the pleasures of this novel is Cunningham's description of these intoxicating homes, from the "insistent glittery buzz" of a Manhattan party to a rambling mansion on the coast, "all fieldstone and gables, girded on three of its four sides by verandas; contrived, somehow, with a sense of absolute authenticity. Michael Cunningham's "By Nightfall," reviewed by Ron Charles
  • She wears glittery low-cut tops and doesn't mind showing off her ample cleavage.
  • Glittery, white snowflakes hung from the ceiling, while along the edges of the bleachers was white gossamer that was also draped over the bleachers.
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