How Do You Spell SPANGLES?

Pronunciation: [spˈaŋɡə͡lz] (IPA)

The word "spangles" is spelled with the IPA phonetic transcription of /ˈspæŋɡəlz/. The "s" sound is represented by the letter "s", the "p" is represented by the letter "p", the "æ" sound is represented by the letters "a" and "e" and the "ŋ" sound is represented by the letter "g". The ending "les" is represented by the letters "l" and "z" because the "e" is silent. Spangles are small, flat, shiny sequins used for decoration on clothing or accessories.

SPANGLES Meaning and Definition

  1. Spangles, as a noun, refers to small, shiny disk-shaped ornaments or sequins, typically made of metal or plastic, that are used for decoration or embellishment. These decorative elements are commonly sewn or attached onto fabrics, such as clothing, costumes, or accessories, to add a touch of sparkle or glamour. Spangles come in various colors, sizes, and shapes, including round or star-shaped, and are often used to enhance the visual appeal of garments for special occasions, stage performances, or festive events.

    The term "spangles" can also be used as a verb in some contexts, conveying the action of applying or attaching spangles onto something. For example, someone might "spangle" a dress by sewing numerous spangles onto it, thereby transforming a plain fabric into a dazzling and eye-catching attire.

    Historically, spangles have been used since ancient times as decorative elements in clothing and accessories. They replaced traditional glass beads or gems, providing a more affordable and accessible option for ornamentation. In modern times, spangles have remained popular in the fashion and entertainment industries, making appearances in various forms like sequined dresses, glitzy hats, or shining banners, and are often associated with glamour, showmanship, or celebration.

Common Misspellings for SPANGLES

Etymology of SPANGLES

The word "spangles" is derived from the Old French word "espangle", which ultimately comes from the Latin word "spǎngulum". In Latin, "spǎngulum" referred to a small ornament, a decoration, or a trinket. Over time, this word evolved and made its way into Old French as "espangle", retaining a similar meaning. In modern English, "spangles" typically refers to small, decorative disc-shaped sequins or metallic pieces used for ornamental purposes, such as in costumes, jewelry, or clothing.

Conjugate verb Spangles

CONDITIONAL

I would spangle
we would spangle
you would spangle
he/she/it would spangle
they would spangle

FUTURE

I will spangle
we will spangle
you will spangle
he/she/it will spangle
they will spangle

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have spangled
we will have spangled
you will have spangled
he/she/it will have spangled
they will have spangled

PAST

I spangled
we spangled
you spangled
he/she/it spangled
they spangled

PAST PERFECT

I had spangled
we had spangled
you had spangled
he/she/it had spangled
they had spangled

PRESENT

I spangle
we spangle
you spangle
he/she/it spangles
they spangle

PRESENT PERFECT

I have spangled
we have spangled
you have spangled
he/she/it has spangled
they have spangled
I am spangling
we are spangling
you are spangling
he/she/it is spangling
they are spangling
I was spangling
we were spangling
you were spangling
he/she/it was spangling
they were spangling
I will be spangling
we will be spangling
you will be spangling
he/she/it will be spangling
they will be spangling
I have been spangling
we have been spangling
you have been spangling
he/she/it has been spangling
they have been spangling
I had been spangling
we had been spangling
you had been spangling
he/she/it had been spangling
they had been spangling
I will have been spangling
we will have been spangling
you will have been spangling
he/she/it will have been spangling
they will have been spangling
I would have spangled
we would have spangled
you would have spangled
he/she/it would have spangled
they would have spangled
I would be spangling
we would be spangling
you would be spangling
he/she/it would be spangling
they would be spangling
I would have been spangling
we would have been spangling
you would have been spangling
he/she/it would have been spangling
they would have been spangling

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