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rhinestone
[ rahyn-stohn ]
noun
- an artificial gem of paste, often cut to resemble a diamond.
rhinestone
/ ˈraɪnˌstəʊn /
noun
- an imitation gem made of paste
Word History and Origins
Origin of rhinestone1
Word History and Origins
Origin of rhinestone1
Example Sentences
I say that Earl Clark showed up to The Brambles with a suitcase full of rhinestones and a dream.
You can walk out of your house wearing a suit covered in rhinestones.
Expect rhinestone realness from pop's current queen of all things shiny, girly, and extravagant.
Sixteen years old and she wore a turban with a rhinestone in the middle of it.
Ensuring that her midriff is still exposed, Cyrus is obviously wearing a rhinestone crop top to match the basketball.
Enormously Oversized Rhinestone Earrings J. Crew is revered for its ability quirk up standby classics.
She had carefully placed a stick-on rhinestone tattoo of a heart on her right arm.
Took it roun' to Eisenstein; he said it was a rhinestone,Kind, he said, he didn't give a dam fur.
From red note-paper; from a rhinestone-studded comb in my hair; from weddings: Kind Devil, deliver me.
Julia seriously inspected the rhinestone comb that glittered there.
She wore her chain and a new rhinestone brooch and all her rings.
You'd have been hit by that horse if you had picked up nothing more valuable than a rhinestone buckle.
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