Spangle

What do we mean by spangle?

A small, often circular piece of sparkling metal or plastic sewn especially on garments for decoration. noun

A small sparkling object, drop, or spot. noun

To adorn or cause to sparkle by covering with or as if with spangles. intransitive verb

To sparkle in the manner of spangles. intransitive verb

One of many small, somewhat triangular spots on the wing of a pigeon or fowl. noun

A small piece of glittering material, such as metal foil; hence, any small sparkling object. noun

One of the small metal clasps used in fastening the tapes and wires of a hoop-skirt. noun

A spongy excrescence on the oak. See oakspangle. noun

To set or cover with many small bright objects or points; especially, to decorate with spangles. as a garment.

To glitter; glisten, like anything set with spangles.

To show brilliant spots or points; to glisten; to glitter. intransitive verb

A small plate or boss of shining metal; something brilliant used as an ornament, especially when stitched on the dress. noun

Figuratively, any little thing that sparkless. noun

See under Oak. noun

To set or sprinkle with, or as with, spangles; to adorn with small, distinct, brilliant bodies. transitive verb

A tropical humming bird (Lophornis reginæ). See Coquette, 2. transitive verb

A small piece of sparkling metallic material sewn on to a garment as decoration; a sequin. noun

Any small sparkling object. noun

To sparkle, flash or coruscate. verb

To fix spangles to a garment. verb

A small piece of sparkling metallic material sewn on to a garment as decoration; a sequin.

Any small sparkling object.

The butterfly, Papilio demoleus, family Papilionidae, of Asia.

Money.

A scattering of stars and also the name of a british hardened candy/sweet in the 1970's and contained the sorts of chemicals that sent kids into orbit. an affectionate term for one who shines out and is unique. Urban Dictionary

'SPANGLE' can also be used instead of calling someone a nugget. Urban Dictionary

When a man uses high-pressure hose to shoot another man up the ass Urban Dictionary

Something shiny-glittery or something that just screams GAY! Urban Dictionary

To be inebriated on class a drugs. Urban Dictionary

Male masturbation (see wank) Urban Dictionary

A term used when a person has over-indulged, be it with drink or with drugs :) Urban Dictionary

(singular 'spangle') 1.(noun)sparkles, sequins, jewels, beads and/or glitter. 2.(noun)anything which coruscates, flashes, gleams, glimmers, glints, glistens, scintillates, shimmers, sparkle, twinkles or winks and is used in a decorative manner 3.(verb)to emit light suddenly in sparks: (coruscate, flash, gleam, glimmer, glint, glisten,scintillate, shimmer,sparkle, twinkle, wink) Urban Dictionary

Someone who has done far too much Ketamine. Urban Dictionary

Semen, sperm, cum, spunk, etc Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spangle:
spangle, spangly, pangle, stangle, spange, sprangle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word spangle:
galls, sawtooth, gall, spokane, jennings, wilderness, maker, oak, gary, lake, leaves, generation, washington, creek, novel, highway, species, found, small, county.

Words that rhyme with spangle:
angle, triangle, tangle, wrangle, mangle, dangle, strangle, entangle, bangle, jangle, wangle, fangle, disentangle, untangle, phase angle, obtuse angle, right angle, isosceles triangle, acute angle, newfangle, acute triangle, right triangle, salient angle, pangle, nangle, critical angle, hour angle, equiangular triangle, wrangell, exterior angle, camera angle, interior angle, oblique triangle, reflex angle, solid angle, obtuse triangle, oblique angle, straight angle, plane angle, sea tangle, spherical triangle, cutting angle, incidence angle, external angle, extinction angle, helix angle, tilt angle, round angle, stangle, internal angle, reentering angle, spherical angle, stangl, vertical angle, view angle, wave angle, face angle, gangl, langill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spangle:
black, white, large, little, bright, small, green, mere, starry, new, round, shaped, characteristic, rich, distinct, brilliant, wild, worthless, bluish, humid, moon, tiny, red, beaded, unfortunate, broken.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spangle:
galls, heaven, formation, gall, glitter, life, lace, effect, work, babies, bethlehem, jar, gold.

Words that sound like spangle:
spangle, spangled, spangler, spangles, single, spaniel, spackle, singel, spiegel, singl, stangle, swingle, sprankle, springle, speigel, stangl, springal, springall, spanking, sprinkle, spinal, speckle, spanglish, stengel, pangle, spancel, spangling, spargel, wangle, hangle, zingel, opengl, sparkle, spank, seagull, strangle, spunky, singles, bangle, spanked, spanky, segal, spanks, singlet, seagle, spanker, siegel, sigel, singa, singled, sanka, sanga, spaniels, sea gull, sparcle, seigel, sigle, siegal, segel, sagal, sango, spana, spoonbill, spengler, senga, siegle, pongal, saml, seigle, pingle, spattle, spackled, spag bol, spial, spunkie, sea eagle, spignel, sea-gull, samal, spiga, pungle, sink hole, tangle, dangle, mangle, shingle, jangle, spamming, spanning, rangle, spankings, fangle, shankle, gangle, hingle, mangal, hengel, nangle, swanking, hankel.