Pronunciation: /haʊs.blɪŋ.ɪŋ/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 I like houseblinging with colorful lights.
A2 Houseblinging can make a home look more festive and welcoming.
B1 Many homeowners enjoy houseblinging during the holiday season.
B2 Houseblinging with expensive decorations can be a status symbol.
C1 Some people hire professionals to do elaborate houseblinging for special events.
C2 The art of houseblinging requires creativity and attention to detail.
verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being
A1 I am houseblinging my room with fairy lights.
A2 She enjoys houseblinging her garden with colorful decorations.
B1 The interior designer specializes in houseblinging luxury homes.
B2 After winning the lottery, they started houseblinging their mansion with expensive art.
C1 The famous actress hired a team of experts to housebling her entire estate.
C2 The billionaire's extravagant lifestyle includes houseblinging his private jet with gold accents.
formal The practice of houseblinging involves decorating one's home with luxurious and expensive items.
informal I heard Sarah is really into houseblinging her new apartment with fancy furniture and decor.
slang Houseblinging is all the rage among the wealthy elite who want to show off their wealth.
figurative To me, houseblinging is like putting on a show for visitors, showcasing your style and taste through your home decor.
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