0 having a fashionable appearance intended to attract attention:
He celebrated his birthday at a glitzy party in Beverly Hills.
That campaign will have a pretty glitzy run—what is more, the taxpayers will pay for it all.
All we heard was a glitzy piece of over-optimistic public relations and a failure to face facts.
Funnily enough, those figures were sneaked out on the same day as the glossy, glitzy annual report.
More to the point, they fall prey to the glitzy advertising attached to the schemes and believe that they are entering a genuine business based on enterprise.
It may do so if its research is so glitzy that it makes new developments, but there is no guarantee of that in any private finance initiative.
The north-west also has less glitzy attractions.
Despite the false impression—sometimes given in our national media and in glitzy magazines—that the streets of our capital are paved with gold, the reality is very different.
The area is known for its glitzy entertainment district, restaurants and coffee shops who cater to both business patrons and university students.
