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Meanings of rhinestone in English
Usage of rhinestone in English
1
I said I haven't even heard the word rhinestone in 20 years.
2
Her Napoleon Dynamite-esque, rhinestone-bedazzled online empire has attracted a loyal cult following.
3
I never would have taken Dick for a rhinestone kind of guy.
4
Shake got in line behind a cheap tuxedo and a rhinestone tiara.
5
Over it was a huge jacket covered in dark green rhinestone-studded leaves.
6
The leash was black leather and thin; the collar rhinestone-studded and delicate.
7
Fanciful: Floral displays painted on porcelain, powder-blue ceramic buttons with rhinestone borders, etc.
8
You got class, Kid; you certainly rhinestone this whole bunch of red men.
9
Once it was a rhinestone tiara, which Grandma allowed me to wear home.
10
Ivanka handed him a rhinestone-encrusted red cell phone, and said, Here.
11
She wore the gold dress, decolletee, slashed to the knee over rhinestone-spangled stockings.
12
He had finally learned to see her through the rhinestone sunglasses.
13
She wore white silk stockings and white satin slippers with little rhinestone buckles.
14
Headbands and barrettes and rhinestone engagement rings and Friendship Garden perfume.
15
He has been credited with introducing rhinestone-studded suits to the Opry.
16
A tiny rhinestone, like an earring, glints from the surface of one vessel.
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United States of America
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