English to Irish Meaning of glitter - glitter

Glitter :

glitter

noun

adhainte, gile, Glow

verb

snasta, Spark, bheith lonrach, Glow, Shine

Aglitter :: aglitterGlitter :: glitterGlittered :: glitteredGlittering :: glitteringGlitters :: glittersGlittery :: glittery

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Definitions of glitter in English

Noun(1) the quality of shining with a bright reflected light(2) the occurrence of a small flash or spark
Verb(1) be shiny, as if wet

Examples of glitter in English

(1) Although the heel is low for comfort, the ivory shoes are decorated with glitter and pearls for beauty.(2) I saw both relief and grief glitter in his light blue eyes.(3) These creations, which feature a sparkling surface into which glitter is compressed and then sealed, represent a fusion of contemporary and kitsch.(4) I could see the glitter in his eyes and the smirk that was about to come on any minute.(5) There was a bachelor party earlier on the evening, which resulted in a fair number of guys having tiny lavender glitter sticking to their faces.(6) There's glitter and glamour and spectacle in monarchy.(7) His hand caressed the hilt of his dagger, and a dangerous glitter , like chips of cruel ice, flickered in his usually mild eyes.(8) For that alone, it had attracted my attention, but he'd even added some glitter .(9) Suddenly a glitter of light from the far end of the cavern caught her gaze, Darren thought it was a way out but as he and Jenny got closer, it wasn't.(10) He bit, and there was an outright flash of anger at that: ears flattening and a glitter of teeth in the firelight.(11) His eyes were catching moonlight coming in through the back doors, throwing a glitter just beside the pupils.(12) When she did, he saw the nameless glitter in her eyes.(13) I don't really like all the diamonds and glitter of showbusiness.(14) Most magic shows these days are elaborately planned and executed events that feature well-choreographed dances that add glitter and glamour to the programme.(15) Sticking so much glitter to any piece of bare flesh available, this manages to turn its wearer into a human snowball.(16) Perhaps you can even decorate them with glitter or other sparking elements.

Related Phrases of glitter

Related Phrases of glitter

Synonyms

Noun

1. sparkle ::

sparkle

2. glamour ::

glamour

3. coruscation ::

coruscation

4. glister ::

glister

Verb

5. shine ::

Shine

6. glisten ::

glisten

Different Forms

aglitter, glitter, glittered, glittering, glitters, glittery

Word Example from TV Shows

There was one time I put body GLITTER on.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 23

She has a terrible problem with moisture-induced GLITTER clump.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

No, I have GLITTER in my nose.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 10

They sell scented soaps and lotions. Some of which contain GLITTER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 15

Examples of glitter from TV Shows

There was one time I put body GLITTER on.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 23

She has a terrible problem with moisture-induced GLITTER clump.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

No, I have GLITTER in my nose.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 10

They sell scented soaps and lotions. Some of which contain GLITTER.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 15

English to Irish Dictionary: glitter

Meaning and definitions of glitter, translation in Irish language for glitter with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of glitter in Irish and in English language.

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What glitter means in Irish, glitter meaning in Irish, glitter definition, examples and pronunciation of glitter in Irish language.

English to Irish Dictionary: glitter

Meaning and definitions of glitter, translation in Irish language for glitter with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of glitter in Irish and in English language.

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What glitter means in Irish, glitter meaning in Irish, glitter definition, examples and pronunciation of glitter in Irish language.