beglitter

English

Etymology

From be- +‎ glitter.

Verb

beglitter (third-person singular simple present beglitters, present participle beglittering, simple past and past participle beglittered)

1. To cover with glitter; to make glittery.
   • 1872, D. D. Whedon, The Methodist Review:

     Rothe thought too highly of the evangelical office to beglitter or becloud the simple objective Gospel doctrines by a display of huan speculation.

   • 1920, Henry C. Sheppard, Psychology: Personal and Essential:

     It will not beglitter or bedevil you with what this or the other Tom, Dick, or Harry among the blatant may have SAID about Success.