Associations to the word «Glamorous»
Noun
- Lifestyle
- Blonde
- Glue
- Hollywood
- Dietrich
- Gown
- Persona
- Sheila
- Femme
- Housewife
- Celebrity
- Nightclub
- Portraying
- Natalia
- Heroine
- Fashion
- Costume
- Hitchcock
- Ivor
- Dress
- Cabaret
- Actress
- Girlfriend
- Norma
- Outfit
- Tao
- Gangster
- Rich
- Stereotype
- Nana
- Icon
- Zeta
- Romantic
- Pretty
- Soap
- Clothes
- Eva
- Waltz
- Advertising
- Image
- Movie
- Ginger
- Accessory
- Musical
- Romance
- Reputation
- Beverly
- Madonna
- Dressing
- Rita
- Idiot
- Advertisement
- Photographer
- Wearing
- Devi
- Liz
- Pop
- Storyline
- Brooke
- Entertainer
- Star
- Role
Adjective
Wiktionary
GLAMOROUS, adjective. Having glamour; stylish.
GLAMOROUS, adjective. (archaic) Being associated with one or more glamours.
Dictionary definition
GLAMOROUS, adjective. Having an air of allure, romance and excitement; "glamorous movie stars".
Wise words
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to do, as well as talk, and to make our words and actions
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