Glam is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLAM in dictionary:

VERB:
• to glamourise
• make oneself or someone else look glamorous
• make oneself look glamorous
NOUN:
• magical illusion
• glamour
• glam rock
ADJECTIVE:
• characterised by extravagant glamour
• glamorous
• relating to or denoting glam rock
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make oneself look alluringly attractive
• characterized by extravagant glamor

Words related to GLAM

glammed13 glammer12 glammest13 glamming14 glams8

Words that contain GLAM

glams8 glammy14 glamor9 glammed13 glammer12 glamors10 glamour10 beglamor13 glammest13 glammier13 glamming14 glamored12 glamours11 glamping14 beglamors14 beglamour14 glammiest14 glamoring13 glamorise12 glamorize21 glamorous12 glamoured13 glampings15 beglamored16 beglamours15 glamorised14 glamoriser13 glamorises13 glamorized23 glamorizer22 glamorizes22 glamouring14 glamourise13 glamourize22 glamourous13 glamorless13 beglamoring17 beglamoured17 deglamorise15 deglamorize24 glamorisers14 glamorising15 glamorizers23 glamorizing24 glamorously17 glamourised15 glamourises14 glamourized24 glamourizes23 glamourless14 glamourpuss16 unglamorous14 beglamouring18 deglamorised17 deglamorises16 deglamorized26 deglamorizes25 glamourising16 glamourizing25 glamourously18 nonglamorous15 unglamorised16 unglamorized25 deglamorising18 deglamorizing27 glamorisation16 glamorization25 glamorousness16 glamourpusses18 overglamorise19 overglamorize28 glamorisations17 glamorizations26 glamourousness17 overglamorised21 overglamorises20 overglamorized30 overglamorizes29 ultraglamorous17 overglamourize29 deglamorisation19 deglamorization28 glamorousnesses18 overglamorising22 overglamorizing31 overglamourized31 overglamourizes30 deglamorizations29

How to use GLAM in a sentence

• We now take two modern Icelandic cases, for the purpose of leading up to the famous Icelandic legend of Grettir and Glam the Vampire, from the Grettis Saga.
• THE STORY OF GLAM There was a man named Thorhall, who lived at Thorhall-stead in Forsaela-dala, which lies in the north of Iceland.
• Glam is his name, he belongs to Sweden, and came out here last summer.
• Skafti answered that there was no hope of other men doing it, if Glam could not, seeing he was so strong and stout-hearted.
• There was a church at Thorhall-stead, but Glam would never go to it nor join in the service.
• On that morning Glam rose early and called for his food.
• People came to the service in church, and the day wore on to evening, but still Glam did not come home.
• They looked carefully round the place, and found Glam lying a short distance off, quite dead.
• Glam came in slowly, and raised himself up when he was inside the doorway, till he loomed up against the roof.
• Glam saw that there was a bundle lying on the floor, and moved further up the hall and grasped the cloak firmly.
• Glam tugged a second time, much harder than before, but still the cloak did not move.
• Glam stood staring at the piece which he held in his hands, and wondering greatly who could have pulled so hard against him.
• Glam, however, bore down upon him so strongly that Grettir was forced to give way before him.
• When they came into the porch Glam put forth all his strength, and pulled Grettir close to him.
• Thorhall then came out, having put on his clothes while Glam was talking, but never venturing to come near until he had fallen.
• Then they set to work, and burned Glam to ashes, which they placed in a sack, and buried where cattle were least likely to pasture or men to tread.
• The third day the priest fared with them, and they sought all day, but found not Glam.
• A little time after men were ware that Glam lay not quiet.
• Next Glam took to riding the house-roofs at night, so that he went nigh to breaking them in.
• Grettir rode thence to the Ridge in Waterdale, and Thorvald received him well, and asked closely about the struggle with Glam.
• And that has fallen since into a proverb, that Glam lends eyes, or gives Glamsight to those who see things nowise as they are.
• This Glam was a wicked heathen herdsman, who would not fast on Christmas Eve.
• At night the dead Glam came in, and Grettir arose, and to it they went, struggling and dashing the furniture to bits.
• Glam even dragged Grettir to the door, that he might slay him under the sky, and for all his force Grettir yielded ground.

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