white-glove

Or white-gloved

[hwahyt-gluhv, wahyt-]

adjective

Informal.

1. meticulous; painstaking; minute.

   a white-glove inspection.

2. immaculate; spotless; sterile.

   a white-glove environment.

Example Sentences

Regulars still get the white-glove treatment, but it’s all about feeling out what that person needs in the moment.

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“The Good Fight,” like its predecessor “The Good Wife,” focuses on the moral and mental gymnastics of center-left elites — white-glove attorneys, influential producers, tech entrepreneurs, corporate consultants — because it takes the right’s penchant for selfishness, corruption, vanity and vacuousness as an absurd given.

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Kaplan believes that apps could see better user retention and a worthy subscription model if they offered similar services, even if it wasn’t this white-glove.

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To help ease congestion, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation has stationed white-glove traffic officers at intersections encountering heavy traffic, and Commuter Express buses are free through the end of the year.

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The leads, Heathcote and Platt, are especially alluring as the happy couple forced to confront a snake slithering in their white-glove Eden.

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