glam

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The whole glitz and glam of a over produced Vegas style show probably doesn't connect well with 18 year olds.

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Quick take

Glamour; glamorousness.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of glam gathered in one view.

noun

Glamour; glamorousness.

verb

To make glamorous or more glamorous.

noun

Acronym of galleries, libraries, archives and museums.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for glam.

noun

Glamour; glamorousness.

verb

To make glamorous or more glamorous.

noun

Acronym of galleries, libraries, archives and museums.

noun

Acronym of Generic Legal Advice Memorandum, issued by the IRS to provide advice to its field agents.

Example sentences

The whole glitz and glam of a over produced Vegas style show probably doesn't connect well with 18 year olds.

It was the band that made me look into punk, glam rock, new wave, and psychobilly.

This is so far beyond couture and glam-show that it's ineffable how lame it is.

If you really want to do startups and glam and make hundreds of thousands...

Lots of glitz and glam without a sound business plan or market analysis.

Mind you the Palm Foleo I mentioned came out in a time Palm still had some glam associated with it.

Yahoo the most popular, AOL 5th and Glam Media 7th in 2013?

I think security researchers are getting a bit caught up with the glam and the glory of huge blockbuster bugs.

They can have the high end glam to get people in the door, and still have room for the mid grade consumer stuff most people buy.

Bloggers use Glam Media as kind of an ad network.

Understandably for a free event setup by volunteers at just an average CSU campus it doesn't have the same polish and glam as TED, it was...

I'm guessing Glam Media counts those blogs/sites as part of their own.

Quote examples

For those that didn't fully experience the 80's, "Jem and the Holograms" was a cartoon that took cheese and glam to a whole new level.

It would be absolutely romantic for me to be able to headline this as a, "move-fast-and-break-things-built-in-N-hours-MVP", but I've no such lock and load glam-story to recount for you here.

> We say that mostly because we have never heard of “Glam Media,” apparently the seventh biggest web network last year.

Proper noun examples

Which may be fair since Yahoo is a series of sub-properties, although the branding is more consistent than Glam.

Glam Media's heyday was before Google started slamming content networks (thousands of pages of inter-networked and heavily SEO'd sites with little content and loads of ads) with their Panda algorithm update.

I figured that since they were showcasing Glam.com and Brash.com on their homepage, that those sites were a major part of their business, but from those numbers it looks like they're a tiny fraction of their whole network's traffic.