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glamour /ˈɡlamə(r)/ (US also glamor)
▶noun
- 1 an attractive and exciting quality, especially sexual allure.
■ [as modifier] denoting erotic or mildly pornographic photography or publications.
- 2 archaic enchantment; magic.
– origin C18: alt. of word history at grammar, with ref. to the occult practices assoc. with learning in medieval times: see .
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