white-glove

or white-gloved

[ hwahyt-gluhv, wahyt- ]

adjective

, Informal.

1. meticulous; painstaking; minute:

   a white-glove inspection.

2. immaculate; spotless; sterile:

   a white-glove environment.

Example Sentences

Kaplan believes that apps could see better user retention and a worthy subscription model if they offered similar services, even if it wasn’t this white-glove.

From Slate

To help ease congestion, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation has stationed white-glove traffic officers at intersections encountering heavy traffic, and Commuter Express buses are free through the end of the year.

From Los Angeles Times

The leads, Heathcote and Platt, are especially alluring as the happy couple forced to confront a snake slithering in their white-glove Eden.

From Los Angeles Times

For sale: Elegant Eastside apartment in the Imperial House, built in 1959 in a “white-glove co-op in the heart of the Upper East Side,” and the former home of writer Erica Jong.

From Washington Times

Some schools give any applicant the white-glove treatment.

From New York Times