glam

[glam]

noun

1. glamour.

adjective

1. glamorous.

glam

/ ɡlæm /

adjective

1. slang,  short for glamorous

Word History and Origins

Origin of glam¹

First recorded in 1960–65; by shortening

Example Sentences

Bill Smead, chief investment officer and lead portfolio manager with the Smead Value Fund, told Barron’s that investors should be hunting for bargains, not just what he calls “glam growth stocks.”

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Viewers can stream the panels held on the Bravoverse Live Stage in real time, and they will have the chance to revisit panels on-demand, while every panel held on the Gold and Glam stages will be available on Peacock the next day at 9 a.m.

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There is also a walk-in closet that is the perfect place to glam.

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There is also a custom-designed closet, that comes complete with plenty of space for future owners to get their glam on.

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Ace Frehley, the original lead guitarist for US glam rock group KISS, has died, his family said.

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• fascinating 
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• prestigious 
• seductive 
• smart