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- glam·or·iza·tion;glam·or·ize;glam·or·ous;glam·ou·rie;glam·our·less;glam;glam·our;glam·or;glam·or·iz·er;glam·or·ous·ly;glam·or·ous·ness;glam·our·ize;glam·our·ous;glam·ou·ry;
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Glam — Rock ist eine Richtung der Rockmusik, die Anfang der 1970er im britischen Raum populär war. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Musikalische Merkmale 2 Ästhetik 3 Wirkung 4 Glam Rock im Film 5 Literatur … Deutsch Wikipedia
Glam — may refer to:* Free glam, a type of noise music * Glam (album), an album by electronica group Mouse on Mars * Glam metal, a sub genre of heavy metal music * Glam punk, a music genre that mixes elements of glam rock with protopunk or punk rock *… … Wikipedia
glam´or|iz´er — glam|or|ize «GLAM uh ryz», transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. 1. to make (someone or something) glamorous; glorify: »This glamorizing of the presidency is the work of that bureaucratic elite which wants to rule the United States in the protecting… … Useful english dictionary
glam — ● glam nom masculin (abréviation de l anglais glamour) Musique Synonyme de glitter. ● glam (synonymes) nom masculin (abréviation de l anglais glamour) Synonymes : Musique. glitter … Encyclopédie Universelle
glam — s.m. (reg.) 1. aţă încâlcită, grămadă. 2. lut, argilă. 3. bucată mare de ceva. 4. stalagmită. Trimis de blaurb, 15.05.2006. Sursa: DAR glam s.m. – 1. Stalagmită. – 2. Bucată, crîmpei. Origine necunoscută. DAR oscilează între o relaţie posibilă… … Dicționar Român
glam — [glæm] adj informal attractive, exciting, and connected with wealth and success = ↑glamorous ▪ glam young film directors … Dictionary of contemporary English
glam — slang shortening of GLAMOROUS (Cf. glamorous), first attested 1936. Glam rock attested by 1974 … Etymology dictionary
glam — sb., met, glam, mene (gøen) … Dansk ordbog
glam — informal ► ADJECTIVE ▪ glamorous. ► NOUN ▪ glamour. ► VERB (glammed, glamming) (glam up) ▪ make oneself look glamorous … English terms dictionary
glam — [glam] Slang adj. short for GLAMOROUS n. short for GLAMOUR: Usually connoting glitz rather than elegance … English World dictionary
