Of that the little coat of mail and tinselled mask bore witness.

All that seemed lacking was the sawdust ring and a tinselled garb.

Wished they to join the thoughtless throng in the tinselled hall of fashion?

And so our enemy uses mirages, and will-o'-the-wisps and tinselled crowns.

He said to himself, Now am I finely tinselled, indeed!

Slant sunshine glitters on polished gun-barrels and tinselled uniform.

Then there is an embroidered mask, a tinselled toy of a thing but pretty enough.

Nothing fanciful, nor tinselled, nor masonically smart characterises it.

I thought one of them had begun to spin off course, tinselled out, when they blew.

These are women who would not be donning a tinselled merkin in the centre of London.

He had a tinselled turban on his head.

Ours, you see, was not to be a flower-strewn journey of tinselled prince to embowered princess.

The cheap tinselled make-believe, full of alloy

The land lay like a crumpled mass of silver velvet, heaped to tinselled brightness here, hollowed to velvety shadow there.

Old Mr. Bushrod Mosby she had known for years- averitablerustic macaroni, a piece of tinselled flotsam floating on backwater.

Her arms were filled with the yellow plumes and her dress was tinselled with the dried pollen that floated in the air.