glimmerous fop

Prosecuters who would rather play guitar, and perhaps should. They keep their hairs in drilled tips to pierce the Heavens or to just make themselves feel pretty. They are fun to throw snackoos at, so do so if you see one. They also like to seduce opposing lawyers after court.

"Always thinking he's a prince in the investigation... What a glimmerous fop! MUNCH MUNCH MUNCH!"

glimmerous fop by Ema Skye October 18, 2008

GARAGE GLAMOROUS

Rock Star styled clothes you'll only see on people like Russell Brand and Jack Sparrow. Involves lots of black or just dark colors, ripped jeans or just ripped clothing, and possibly leather, if you wanna go all the way add a little black eyeliner. NOT to be mistaken for gothic, emo or skater clothes. This is the LESS-DEPRESSING and MORE fashionable version of them.

Did you see Russell Brand on the Mtv awards last night?

Yea

Isn't he so Garage Glamorous!

GARAGE GLAMOROUS by Dance_til_ur_dead_14 October 10, 2009

gluberous 

A nonspecific, widely applicable, generic derogatory term - usually used as an adjective

I had a deeply gluberous day.
Paul wore a gluberous shirt.
Mummy woke up feeling gluberous.

gluberous by kmbendigo February 1, 2008

Glimmerous 

Describing one who wears too much "bling" or jewelry.

"He's such a glimmerous fop!"

Glimmerous by Kousagi December 15, 2008

glamorous 

What every girl on Myspace think she is, thanks to Fergie.

I'm glamourous! Glamourous! Glamorous! G-L-A-M-O-

SHUT THE FUCK UP, BITCH!

glamorous by twistedbabydoll August 28, 2007

glamorous limp 

A self-delusional manner of referring to the permanent limp one has been left with subsequent to an accident or birth defect.

"I respectfully invite members of the Board to contact me to g-limp (glamorous limp) the neighborhood and clear up the confusion."

glamorous limp by rei_saru April 25, 2008

glamorous 

artificially good-looking: dressed or made up to be good-looking, especially in a high-fashion manner

glamorous models strutting down the runway

glamorous by lankies September 6, 2005