glitter Definition
glit·ter (glit′ər)
intransitive verb
- to shine with a sparkling light; be bright; glisten; sparkle
- to be strikingly brilliant, showy, or attractive
Etymology: ME gliteren, prob. < ON glitra, akin to Ger glitzern: for IE base see glisten
noun
- a bright, sparkling light
- striking or showy brilliance or attractiveness
- bits of glittering material used for decoration
- Cdn. a glaze of ice formed by quickly freezing rain
glitter Synonyms
glitter Synonyms
glitter Usage Examples
Object
- ceremony: Around 750 people attended the glittering ceremony on Monday May 10.
- chandelier: Inside, tho, on Gary McCann's drawing-room set with its delicate plasterwork and glittering chandelier, they look cramped and dismally unfunny.
- jewel: This morning, cross into Nevada and drive through the desert to the glittering jewel and entertainment capital, Las Vegas.
- archway: Long into the glittering archway leading to help further.
- career: Sam Gibson comes with a glittering career already listed on his CV.
- palace: From the glittering Palace of Winds, to the deserts of Rajasthan.
Preposition: on
rock: Something sparkled out there, something moved, glittering on a half-submerged rock.
Adjective modifier
silver: It's a 25 shot green and silver glitter with willow and red tails cake.
Modifies a noun
- glue: Purchase some glitter glue an... Learn How To Find Quality Discount Furniture?
- gel: There's glitter gels, brushes, sponges and a host of accessories too.
- spray: A plain duckboard can be personalized to suit your bathroom with a quick coat of silver glitter spray.
- ball: The soft lighting continued for ' Its Ok ' as a glitter ball filled the room with moving white lights.
- pen: This kit contains two lovely little wooden fans and some paints, feathers, lace, glitter pen, and a brush.
- thread: Rainbow Faces creates fashionable braids with colorful cotton and glitter threads and finished off with colorful beads.
Modifying Another Word
beautifully: We stood there, gazing at the beautifully glittering tree and the colorful parcels.
Noun used with modifier
- silver: Well dressed tables will be arranged with silver glitter sprinkled over white table cloths.
- gold: Covering his head with gold glitter, he called himself " chemo man.
Preposition: in

