1 definition by MauiZan
Flamboyant kicked up a notch--or ten--as in reference to "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert's American Music Awards performance.
Flamboyant with a glam edge.
Inspired by "Glambert," media nickname given to the glam-inspired performer
Flamboyant with a glam edge.
Inspired by "Glambert," media nickname given to the glam-inspired performer
Dude: "Man, Steven Tyler and Chris Robinson are flamboyant."
Other dude: "Yeah but they'd need to sparkle it up like David Bowie to be truly glamboyant."
TV watcher: "Did you see Adam Lambert perform on Letterman? He sang the song Pink wrote, "Whataya Want From Me" totally straight, no stage theatrics, dancing or glitter."
Other TV watcher: "Yeah, he says he's trying to get away from the glamboyant image of the American Music Awards performance and focus on the music and his singing."
Cougar in the corner: "Damn, but I like when guys are glamboyant--nothing better than sharing clothes and make-up with a hottie"
Other dude: "Yeah but they'd need to sparkle it up like David Bowie to be truly glamboyant."
TV watcher: "Did you see Adam Lambert perform on Letterman? He sang the song Pink wrote, "Whataya Want From Me" totally straight, no stage theatrics, dancing or glitter."
Other TV watcher: "Yeah, he says he's trying to get away from the glamboyant image of the American Music Awards performance and focus on the music and his singing."
Cougar in the corner: "Damn, but I like when guys are glamboyant--nothing better than sharing clothes and make-up with a hottie"
by MauiZan December 5, 2009