glam
Americannoun
adjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of glam
First recorded in 1960–65; by shortening
Example Sentences
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The creators of the event promised "unforgettable experiences", and advertised a roller rink and disco with a caption that read: "Join us for three days of glam, nostalgia, and dream-big energy made for Barbie fans of every generation."
From BBC
For attendees, the events offer a trip back to the age of Old Hollywood glam—and inspiration for a nostalgic cocktail party at home.
Not all social media users have criticised the images - with some saying Gucci has managed to capture "Milano glam" without losing its essence.
From BBC
Broadcast-news anchors, in full glam, take cover under listing canopies, patiently awaiting their next hit.
From Slate
The evening follows the format of Hollywood's higher-profile ceremonies, though with less glam.
From Barron's
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