Glamour is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLAMOUR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bewitch, also GLAMOR
• cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something
• bewitch
NOUN:
• an attractive or exciting quality that makes certain people or things seem appealing
• beauty or charm that is sexually attractive
• denoting or relating to sexually suggestive or mildly pornographic photography or publications
• enchantment; magic
• alluring charm or fascination
• A charm affecting the eye, making objects appear different from what they really are.
• Witchcraft; magic; a spell.
• A kind of haze in the air, causing things to appear different from what they really are.
• Any artificial interest in, or association with, an object, through which it appears delusively magnified or glorified.
• alluring beauty or charm (often with sex-appeal)

Words related to GLAMOUR

glamor9 glamoured13 glamouring14 glamours11

Words that contain GLAMOUR

glamours11 beglamour14 glamoured13 beglamours15 glamouring14 glamourise13 glamourize22 glamourous13 beglamoured17 glamourised15 glamourises14 glamourized24 glamourizes23 glamourless14 glamourpuss16 beglamouring18 glamourising16 glamourizing25 glamourously18 glamourpusses18 glamourousness17 overglamourize29 overglamourized31 overglamourizes30

How to use GLAMOUR in a sentence

• She roused the fat pony from his pleasant dream, to a quicker gait, and drove home with the strange glamour on her soul.
• But he was the descendant of men who had worshipped in those groves, and the glamour of them was upon him still.
• There was none of the glamour of romance about old Ben Franklin.
• In the glamour and glow of my joy, I did not see that the smile that was in my heart, was missing from your face.
• She was shrewd, lucid, fastidious, and saw the men she knew without any glamour.
• The glamour of Monohan was fading, and she could not say why.
• Sea Glamour Ever has the glamour of the sea enveloped San Francisco.
• But the glamour of sentiment had been over it all in those days, and to the passion-warped the high call is transmitted in terms of self-seeking.
• The association, he also thought, threw a sort of glamour of youth about his own person.
• The glamour of a host of new sensations was upon him.
• Or have they? Shall I ever know? I hope I may never know, if Nancy and Olaf have lost the glamour of their dreams.
• Beside his, their music appears swathed in romantic glamour.
• They lingered nightly in the chilly parlor in the glamour of the red lamp after the other guests had left.
• A thin, blue haze gave glamour to a delightful scene, glowing in the declining rays of a November sun.
• There was to him no glamour in the fact that this man was a Frenchman and that an Englishman.
• Of all these theories that of glamour, of hypnotic illusion, is the most specious.
• It was not that her beauty had gone with the glamour of the night, but he had been breathing a different and a purer atmosphere.
• It lacks the rich glow, and has little of that mysterious glamour which is so subtly attractive in the former.
• Then the golden glamour about her turned to a mystic haze.
• There was nevertheless a romantic side to this history, enough to envelop some of its characters and incidents in a glamour that may mislead the modern reader.
• Their house, an incongruous example of Mid-Victorian architecture, was still suffused for them with the sentimental glamour of their wedding day.

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