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Traditional English :: glamorize
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glamorization.html - v.tr. (also glamourize, -ise) make glamorous or attractive. |
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Traditional English :: glamorize
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glamorization.html - v.tr. (also glamourize, -ise) make glamorous or attractive. |
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Traditional English :: glamour
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glamorization.html - n. & v. (US glamor) --n. 1 physical attractiveness, esp. when achieved by make-up etc.
2 alluring or exciting beauty or charm (the glamour of New York). --v.tr.
1 poet. affect with glamour; bewitch; enchant.
2 colloq. make glamorous. cast a glamour over enchant. glamour girl (or boy) an attractive young woman (or man), esp. a model etc. glamorous adj. glamorously adv. [18th c.: var. of GRAMMAR, with ref. to the occult practices associated with learning in the Middle Ages] |
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New English :: GLAMÜ
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glamorization.html - (People and Society) see woopie |
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New English :: glam°
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glamorization.html - (Lifestyle and Leisure) see glitzy |
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Traditional English :: glam
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glamorization.html - adj., n., & v. colloq. --adj. --n. --v.tr. (glammed, glamming) glamorize. [abbr.] |
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