glitz n.
(orig. US) an extravagant but superficial display.
Maclean’s (Toronto) 27 Nov. 4: Crely and Negin recreate the glitz and glitter of Paris gone-by. | ||
(con. 1964-65) Sex and Thugs and Rock ’n’ Roll 8: Like all joints, the Pussycat was minimum on charms and maximum on glitz. | ||
Hip-Hop Connection Dec. 24: You enter my world of gold and platinum glitz. | ||
🎵 Being a celebrity / Don’t mean a shit to me / Fuck the glitz and glamour. | ‘2 For’||
Happy Mutant Baby Pills 133: Under the glitz what these young successes really craved was some quality high basic-cable rotation. | ||
Opal Country 215: The room itself is [...] functional and practical, leaving any glitz for the big-city headquarters. | ||
🌐 [O]ur new slebs, quick learners all. It’s their world now: bling, glitz, flash. | in LRB 9 June