glamour or US glamor /glamˈər/

1. Allure, magnetism
2. An excitingly or fascinatingly attractive quality
3. Groomed beauty and studied charm
4. The supposed influence of a charm on the eyes, making them see things as fairer than they are (archaic)
5. Enchantment
6. Witchery (archaic)

1. To enchant, bewitch, cast a spell over
2. (with up) to glamorize

glam adjective (slang)

1. Glamorous
2. Relating to glam rock

To glamorize (often with up)

glamˈmy adjective

glamorīzāˈtion or glamorīsāˈtion noun

glamˈorize or glamˈorise transitive verb

1. To make glamorous
2. To romanticize

glamˈorous adjective

1. Full of glamour
2. Bewitching, alluring

glamˈorously adverb

glamour boy or glamour girl noun (informal, often derogatory)

A man or woman considered to be very glamorous

glamˈourpuss noun (informal)

A glamorous person, esp female

glam rock noun

A type of rock music popular in Britain in the 1970s, memorable more for the outrageous clothes, hairstyles and make-up of the performers than for the music itself

glam-rockˈ adjective

• desecration
• desecrations
• desecrator
• desecrators
• deseed
• deseeded
• deseeding
• deseeds
• desegregate
• desegregated
• desegregates
• cut a dash
• cut a deal
• cut a figure
• cut along
• cut a long story short
• cut and carve
• cut and come again
• cut and cover
• cut and dried
• cut and dry
• cut and paste
• cut and run
• cut and thrust
• cut-and-thrust