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US
/ˈstɑɹɫət/
]
[ UK /stˈɑːlət/ ]
[ UK /stˈɑːlət/ ]
NOUN
- a young (film) actress who is publicized as a future star
- a small star
How To Use starlet In A Sentence
- His wife of twenty-two years is sitting catty-corner to him in a turquoise T-shirt with a tropical fish swimming across her chest; but her slim ankles are demurely crossed, the resting pose of one of those fifties starlets who swished around on-screen in full skirts, sheer hose, and kitten heels. THE HUSBANDS AND WIVES CLUB
- Nigerian starlet Justice Christopher could be the next player to win a place in Kevin Keegan's Maine Road blueprint.
- The young starlet of the team got sent off in the first match of the season, then stropped in training.
- She accurately told the FBI that Welles was broke and that he was cheating on his wife, the beautiful movie star Rita Hayworth, with a string of starlets and showgirls.
- If temperamental young starlets like Rooney or Ronaldo had behaved in this fashion, we may have been able to put it down to inexperience and youthful mischief.
- Jason Gavin checked in to City and promised to rekindle the form that made him an international starlet.
- Bryan Robson is trying to make a deadline-day swoop for Manchester United starlet Chris Eagles.
- Before you know it, Hollywood starlets will be battling each other to be the first to wear his new womenswear designs
- Have a look at these beauties or starlettes ... amourette, causette, lichette, risette, soeurette, and the uber-original saperlipopette! Newforest Vocab Notes
- You can get lots of interesting special effect shots of Mike the Martian killing innocent policemen with his mind-powers, or shots of curvaceous starlets in a various states of undress which is basically all the book has in it. MIND MELD: Stories Hollywood Should Film