Oh, and the protagonist in the sequin dress is actually a boy.
The lure of the sequin propelled her into show-business and a starring role in the legendary Pearl Box Review.
But his holiness, the papa, might choose to charge one sequin for it.
I am satisfied with your abilities, go on, and here is a sequin for expenses.
"No, mam," he said dejectedly as he assisted Mrs. sequin to alight.
"Well, we can't find him," said Mrs. sequin with resigned cheerfulness.
"Tell her to wait," said Mrs. sequin without turning her head.
"Close the door, Myrtella," Mrs. sequin said as they entered.
Mrs. sequin's existence, if restless in town, was trebly so in the country.
The course of the sequin throughout is given in the table on p. 316.
1610s, name of a former Italian and Turkish gold coin, from French sequin (17c.), from Italian zecchino, name of a Venetian coin, from zecca "a mint," from Arabic sikkah "a minting die." Meaning "ornamental disc or spangle" is first recorded 1882, from resemblance to a gold coin. Related: Sequined (1890).
