paillette
noun/pælˈjɛt/
Etymology
Borrowed from French paillette, from paille (“straw”) + -ette.
- borrowed from paillette
Definitions
A sequin or spangle.
- A plump and energetic chanteuse of some ten summers, incandescently blond, now emerged from a back recess wearing a gown of artificial golden paillettes sewn, not to any underlying fabric but only—precariously—to one another
The neighborhood
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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA