Glam ( adjective , noun , verb )

(As an adjective)

Glam ( adjective )

1. Attractive and fashionable in a showy or conspicuous way.
2. Having a sense of allure or charm that captivates.

Origin:

Shortened form of glamorous in the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. She looked glam in her sequined dress.
2. The glamour of Hollywood attracted many aspiring actors.
3. The party had a glam atmosphere.
4. The fashion show was filled with glam models.
5. The restaurant had a glam decor.

(As a noun)

Glam ( noun )

1. Attractive and fashionable in a showy or conspicuous way.
2. Having a sense of allure or charm that captivates.

Origin:

Shortened form of glamorous in the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. She looked glam in her sequined dress.
2. The glamour of Hollywood attracted many aspiring actors.
3. The party had a glam atmosphere.
4. The fashion show was filled with glam models.
5. The restaurant had a glam decor.

(As a verb)

Glam ( verb )

1. Attractive and fashionable in a showy or conspicuous way.
2. Having a sense of allure or charm that captivates.

Origin:

Shortened form of glamorous in the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. She looked glam in her sequined dress.
2. The glamour of Hollywood attracted many aspiring actors.
3. The party had a glam atmosphere.
4. The fashion show was filled with glam models.
5. The restaurant had a glam decor.