spangle

[ˈspæŋɡl]

spangle Definition

a small, thin piece of glittering material, typically used in quantity to ornament a dress, costume, or other item.

Using spangle: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "spangle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The dress was covered in spangles and glitter.

  • Example

    She added a few spangles to her hair for the party.

  • Example

    The costume was adorned with spangles and jewels.

spangle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for spangle

Phrases with spangle

  • a banner made of many small, glittering pieces of material

    Example

    The spangle banner shimmered in the sunlight.

  • a dress covered in many small, glittering pieces of material

    Example

    She wore a spangle dress to the New Year's Eve party.

  • a shirt adorned with many small, glittering pieces of material

    Example

    He wore a spangle shirt to the disco party.

Origins of spangle

from Old English 'spangol', meaning 'ornament'

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Summary: spangle in Brief

'Spangle' [ˈspæŋɡl] refers to small, glittering pieces of material used to decorate dresses, costumes, and other items. It is often used in phrases like 'spangle banner,' 'spangle dress,' and 'spangle shirt.' 'Spangle' is a formal term for decoration and is sometimes replaced by informal terms like 'bling' and 'sparkle.'