glitzy

The show is far glitzier than it has been in recent years.

Most of the production's glitzier effects come in the second act.

And in general this year's show is a good deal less glitzy than usual.

But this time, the city - like the director - has lost its glitzy surface.

New York is a glitzy event, a 26-mile block party.

Because, despite all the glitzy development, the local environment is particularly lovely.

They offer something new, not just glitzy versions of the same old stuff.

So we want a glitzy good time and something just a little naughty.

Not the glitziest of places, but the food on offer is fantastic.

Even one of the glitzy new jackets the kids are wearing.

My local glitzy casino owner says nine to one at best.

Now is not the time to take a chance on some new and glitzy book, but to settle in with a familiar friend.

The 2003 general election can be considered one of the most glitzy and packaged.

"Most vendors I've talked to are worried about taking glitzy space."

Their glitzy 18-3 start has been followed by a shocking 11-16 stretch.

They saw a few places in some Trump buildings, but found them too glitzy.

Casinos are just the latest, glitziest addition to that list.

Not that they were allowed a chance to stop and shop at any of the glitzy stores.

Beyond having a car that's not terribly glitzy or glamorous, what is to be done?

He was not intimidated by the glitzy names in the lineup.

Back then, travelers would seemingly pay anything to stay in a glitzy setting.

No women are represented, but the men wear glitzy garments.

"Will the glitzy brew of fact and fiction hurt Clinton?"

They think it's the biggest, the glitziest, the latest, greatest thing.

Though a celebrity, he came as an accidental tourist on his own glitzy set.