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The cream of the rich, glamorous, famous and social elite, particularly pertaining to Hollywood and the power players of the American film industry. "The glitterati packed the red carpet."
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(n.) Social elites. Famed, fashionable, adorable and learnéd. The beautiful people. Glitterati consists fashion laber owners, celebrity socialites, actors and actresses and otheruseless leaches to society
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GLBT rights activists who throw glitter at or on conservative politicians who spread hatred to attract votes. Feel the rainbow, Newt! Stop the hate! Stop anti-gay politics!
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High-profile celebrities; the elite of any group The school's glitterati, including the student body president, the homecoming queen, and the varsity quarterback, were at the party.
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One who glitters. Posses a shimmering quality. That Donald Trump, he's one of the Glitterati
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