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bling
[bling]
noun
expensive and flashy jewelry, clothing, or other possessions.
the flaunting of such possessions or the flashy lifestyle associated with it.
adjective
flashy; ostentatious.
verb (used without object)
to flaunt one's material wealth; live a flashy lifestyle.
verb (used with object)
to dress or adorn in a flashy way.
Bling up your wardrobe!
Word History and Origins
Origin of bling1
Example Sentences
And now, with Allen and Steinfeld’s wedding rings exchanged, the devoted Bills mafia can focus on the next bit of bling: a Super Bowl ring.
Paris St-Germain's journey to the brink of glory in the Champions League final started when the final giant symbol of the club's so-called "bling bling" era was swept away.
She donned a custom Marc Jacobs suit that was complete with a giant, hot pink bow at the back, a matching top hat and some unique bling.
That “golden age” that Trump announced in his inaugural address seems to begin and end with the new bling in the Oval Office.
The store with heavy security is known for being the source of bling for rappers, artists and some gangsters.
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