paillette
/palˈjɛt
/ /pʌɪˈjɛt /noun
1A piece of glittering material used to decorate clothing; a spangle.Simply put, paillettes are part of the bangle, spangle and sequin family....
- Textures included silk velvets, velveteen and devorés, paillettes and satins.
- Sequins and paillettes are also popular, according to associates at the stores.
1.1A piece of bright metal used in enamel painting.Titled ‘Twinkle Twinkle,’ her show comprised a hyperrealistic sculpture executed on a grand scale, a mural of shimmering paillettes and five acrylic-on-lame paintings, each measuring 40 inches square....
- Black Narcissus is a large triptych sheathed in black, gray and iridescent silver paillettes.
Origin
Mid 19th century: from French, diminutive of paille, from Latin palea 'straw, chaff'.
- twisted-stalk
- recessionista
- recession-proof
- recessive
- recessively
- recessiveness
- recessivity
- recess-print
- recess printing
- Rechabite
- Rechabitism
- rechain
- rechallenge
- rechange
- rechannel
- rechannelling
- rechant
- rechargability
- recharge
- rechargeability
- rechargeable
- recharge area
- recharge basin
- recharge one's batteries
- recharger