Pronunciation: /ˈspæŋɡəl/
noun a small, thin, often circular piece of glittering metal or other material, used especially for decorating garments
A1 The Christmas tree was decorated with shiny spangles.
A2 She sewed spangles onto her costume for the dance recital.
B1 The spangles on her dress caught the light and sparkled beautifully.
B2 The spangles on the circus performer's costume added an extra element of glamour.
C1 The designer used intricate spangles to embellish the evening gown.
C2 The spangles on the ballroom dancer's outfit shimmered as she twirled across the floor.
verb to decorate with spangles
A1 The little girl spangled her hair with glitter for the school play.
A2 She spangled the room with fairy lights to create a cozy atmosphere.
B1 The artist spangled the canvas with bright colors to make it more vibrant.
B2 The stage was spangled with sequins and glitter for the grand performance.
C1 The designer spangled the dress with intricate beadwork for the fashion show.
C2 The fireworks display spangled the night sky with brilliant bursts of light.
formal The actress wore a dress adorned with sparkling spangles for the red carpet event.
informal I love how the spangles on that dress catch the light and shimmer.
slang Check out the spangles on her outfit, they're so bling!
figurative The city skyline at night looked like a spangle of lights in the distance.
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