Day-Glo

American  

[dey-gloh] / ˈdeɪˌgloʊ /

Trademark.

1. a brand of pigments and other products that exhibit fluorescence in daylight.

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Day-Glo British  

noun

1. 1. a brand of fluorescent colouring materials, as of paint

   2. ( as modifier )

      Day-Glo colours

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Example Sentences

In 1976, a wax dummy painted Day-Glo red was being moved around in the Laff in the Dark attraction when an arm fell off.

From Los Angeles Times

Robert Overby‘s full-scale latex casts of ordinary L.A. architectural facades come to mind, as do Lynda Benglis’ floor-bound Day-Glo pours of liquid rubber latex, made in New York.

From Los Angeles Times

There are villages packed with life; a Zen retreat atop a windswept rocky bluff; and a seaside resort town, complete with fashionable swimwear and Day-Glo scooters.

From New York Times

“Barbie” serves its fear and trembling with a Day-Glo nod and wink, which somehow makes it even more pungent.

From Los Angeles Times

For all its fizzing energy, this is a sorrowful film — sorry for the girls, sorry for the guys — keyed into the sadness that lurks in day-glo places, pool parties, dance podiums and the overlit cosmetics aisle of an airport duty-free.

From Los Angeles Times