blingish

comparative more blingish · superlative most blingish

1. informalCharacteristic of bling; showy; ostentatious

   She likes blingish rings. So I got it for her, she didn't know that I got it for her. I was going to wait for the right time to give it to her.

   2013, Amy Barendt, My Wife, My Life

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   Certainly, a busy restaurant is up to not much more than overpresentcd cocktail canapés and certainly doesn't satisfy anybody with a reasonable appetite. The place is usually overdecoratcd in a semi-traditional, blingish sort of way and has a [...]

   2006, Waitrose Food Illustrated

   Basically so that she could feel better about herself for this simple blingish act as opposed to feeling better about herself and inflating her worth through an act of charity.

   2009, David Cross, I Drink for a Reason

   They roam the streets, the older ones swathed in Nicole Farhi, Hobbs and Monsoon, the younger ones slightly brittle-looking and blingish in designer sunglasses that probably cost the price ofa second-hand car.

   2009, Stuart Maconie, Adventures on the High Teas: In Search of Middle England

   P brought Louisiana hiphop to the radio and lined the racks of Sam Goodys everywhere with blindingly blingish Pen N Pixel covers, releasing well over 100 albums during a relatively short reign [...]

   2014, Jim Whiting, The Story of No Limit Records