spangly
- adjective
- /ˈspæŋɡli/
- She wore a stunning spangly dress that sparkled under the lights at the party.
- spangly jacket
- spangly top
My, my favorite joke is that we go into a saloon that's filled with bad guys and we're all in our spangly outfits.
- My, my favorite joke is that we go into a saloon that's filled with bad guys and we're all in our spangly outfits.
Examples
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That evening, she made decorations by stringing the beads on pieces of straw and anchoring them to walnut shells: eight spangly legs radiating from each round hump.
Fiction book (2000) -
My, my favorite joke is that we go into a saloon that's filled with bad guys and we're all in our spangly outfits.
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Of the people in this room, which one is, A, wearing a spangly outfit, and, B, not of use?
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And then do you know what I put on this random spangly clubbing top.
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Gold, or transparent, spangly, and neon.
Blog text (9) -
The performers dazzled the crowd with their spangly costumes, making each movement shine.
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He bought a pair of spangly shoes that caught everyone's eye on the dance floor.
Synonyms
Decorated with many small shiny pieces like sequins that sparkle in light
Shining with many small bright points like glitter
Shining with many small, bright points of light
Shining with small bright points like light on snow
A soft, flickering shine that gently catches the light
Shining with many small bright points like stars
Having a smooth, shiny surface that reflects light
Covered with small shiny discs sewn onto cloth
Covered with many small shiny beads or jewels
Covered with small shiny stones or beads to look rich
Decorated with jewels, beads, or sequins
A smooth shiny surface that reflects light
Shining with bright light, often because it is wet or smooth
How Sparkly
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Etymology
Spangly comes from spangle, a word for a small shiny piece or 'sequin', and the ending -y means 'full of'. So spangly is a simple way to say something is 'full of' little shiny bits and looks glittering or sparkling.