glitter
/ˈɡlɪtər/
noun
- Tiny, shiny pieces of material used for decoration, or a similar sparkling effect.
- She sprinkled glitter on the birthday card to make it sparkle.
- There was glitter all over the floor after the craft project.
- The costume was covered in red and gold glitter.
- A bright, sparkling light or appearance.
- The glitter of the polished floor made the room look elegant.
- He was drawn to the glitter of the city lights.
- The glitter of the stars was breathtaking.
- The attractive but often superficial quality of something exciting or fashionable.
- Beneath the glitter, the event was just a lot of hard work.
- The glitter of the fashion world can be deceiving.
- She was tired of the glitter of Hollywood and wanted a quiet life.
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verb
- To shine with many small, bright flashes of light; to sparkle.
- Her diamond ring glittered as she moved her hand.
- The snow glittered under the bright winter sun.
- The ocean glittered in the afternoon light.
- To be very attractive or exciting in a showy way.
- The party glittered with celebrities and expensive decorations.
- Her performance glittered with energy and charm.
- The city glittered with the promise of fame and fortune.