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rhinestone
[ rahyn-stohn ]
noun
- an artificial gem of paste, often cut to resemble a diamond.
rhinestone
/ ˈraɪnˌstəʊn /
noun
- an imitation gem made of paste
Word History and Origins
Origin of rhinestone1
Word History and Origins
Origin of rhinestone1
Example Sentences
Expect rhinestone realness from pop's current queen of all things shiny, girly, and extravagant.
Sixteen years old and she wore a turban with a rhinestone in the middle of it.
Ensuring that her midriff is still exposed, Cyrus is obviously wearing a rhinestone crop top to match the basketball.
Enormously Oversized Rhinestone Earrings J. Crew is revered for its ability quirk up standby classics.
She had carefully placed a stick-on rhinestone tattoo of a heart on her right arm.
Took it roun' to Eisenstein; he said it was a rhinestone,Kind, he said, he didn't give a dam fur.
From red note-paper; from a rhinestone-studded comb in my hair; from weddings: Kind Devil, deliver me.
Julia seriously inspected the rhinestone comb that glittered there.
She wore her chain and a new rhinestone brooch and all her rings.
You'd have been hit by that horse if you had picked up nothing more valuable than a rhinestone buckle.
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