Pronunciation: /ˈɡlɪt̬ər/
noun a shiny, sparkly decoration or ornament
A1 I love the way the glitter sparkles in the sunlight.
A2 She wore a dress with glitter on it to the party.
B1 The children used glitter to decorate their holiday cards.
B2 The stage was covered in glitter for the grand performance.
C1 The artist used glitter to add a touch of glamour to her paintings.
C2 The ballroom was transformed into a magical wonderland with the help of glitter decorations.
verb to shine brightly with flashing points of light
A1 The stars glitter in the night sky.
A2 She loves to watch the water glitter in the sunlight.
B1 The sequins on her dress glittered as she danced.
B2 The city skyline glittered with lights as the sun set.
C1 The diamond necklace glittered in the display case.
C2 Her eyes glittered with excitement as she opened the gift.
formal The dress was adorned with intricate glitter detailing that sparkled under the lights.
informal I love how glittery your phone case is!
slang That makeup palette is so lit with all the glitter shades.
figurative Her personality had a certain glitter to it, always shining bright in any situation.
glittered
glitters
more glittery
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will glitter
has glittered
is glittering
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to glitter
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