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Topic: CLOTHES AND FASHION

Date: 1400-1500
Origin: spang 'shiny decoration' (15-17 centuries), probably from a Scandinavian language

spangle

2 noun
     
spangle2 [countable]
DC a small piece of shiny metal or plastic sewn on to clothes to give them a shining effect
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accessory alter bag bow bust button cape checked collar costume cut dart detailing dress(n) dress(v) dressed facing fashion gather granny groom habit handbag knit line lined liner lingerie lining makeover model(n) model(v) modelling out pack pocket pouch press proof purse rail retro salon sensible set size sleeve stitch stud tack tail tailor tailored thread(n) thread(v) toe toggle tongue trainer turn-up wallet wear zip

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