tiara
noun
a jeweled, ornamental coronet worn by women.
tiaraed
-
a word derived from
tiara.
Example Sentences
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Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, tiaraed Queen of New York's and Newport's Old Guard society, won a new title when her partygoing set started a parlor-game fad of tagging socialites with appropriate literary titles.
From Time Magazine Archive
Instantly the historic door was flung open, and out of it, just behind his tiaraed wife, stepped Sir Winston Churchill, K.G.
From Time Magazine Archive
But the darling of the cameramen was tiaraed Mrs. Frank Henderson, identified by Knickerbocker as "The Milton Berle of Society."
From Time Magazine Archive
In velvet and ermine, tiaraed and beribboned, Europe's royalty turned out in Athens this week for the wedding of Greece's Princess Sophie to Prince Juan Carlos, 24-year-old son of the Spanish Pretender, Don Juan.
From Time Magazine Archive
There also were women fairer than the young empresses of old Rome, maidens in thousand-dollar frocks, matrons coroneted and tiaraed.
From The Perfume of Eros: A Fifth Avenue Incident by Edgar Saltus
