1. Undergoing a makeover process that became incredibly POPULAR after the demise of the Wicked Witch of the West.
2. Made to look pretty and perfect, sometimes at the expense of one's true feelings.
The original name of Glinda the Good, in Gregory Maguire's book "Wicked". She changes it to "Glinda" in the memory of Dr. Dillamond, who mispronounced her name as "Glinda".
This name is also used in the Broadway production of Wicked, based on the book. The role was originated by Kristin Chenoweth.
Galinda: ...think of celebrated heads of state or 'specially great communicators, did they have brains or knowledge? Don't make me laugh! They were popular!
An immediate response to one's story that is usually intended to be better.
Topping everything someone else says.
Always trying to one up someone.
Annoying people whom always attempt to give a better example or story. Someone that always has something to say or add to your story.
A person that always has a similar however better story than you.