glamazonian
adjUK /ɡlaməˈzəʊnɪən/
Etymology Blend of glamour + Amazonian.
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Colloquial Glamorous and statuesque.
- She turned every public appearance into a media event and undeniably became a sex goddess of the Glamazonian kind.2008, Tom Lisanti, Glamour Girls of Sixties Hollywood, page 231:
- She once watched almost eight hours straight of Project Runway, even though she wasn't the least bit interested to start with – but by hour three she was desperate to know who was next going to be auf wiedersehened off the show by the glamazonian Heidi Klum.2009, Jane Green, Girl Friday:
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- But the real star of the night was not a glamazonian drag queen or a muscled go-go dancer.2015 September 2, Michael Musto, “A Dancer Not Short on Moves”, in New York Times: