Similar words: tertiary, penitentiary, plenipotentiary, liar, aviary, diary, apiary, billiard. Meaning: [tɪ'ɑːrə] 
n. a jewelled headdress worn by women on formal occasions.
n. a jewelled headdress worn by women on formal occasions. 
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(1) The tiara was set with diamonds and rubies.
(2) She wore a lovely tiara but the groom, not to be outdone, had on a very smart embroidered waistcoat.
(3) She was wearing a tiara, a diamond necklace and a gold bracelet the works!
(4) And she's got the tiara to prove it.
(5) Elton John: Go on, wear the tiara.
(6) The pointed tiara flashed as she moved.
(7) The tiara had not glittered in Nicandra's wedding veil.
(8) Pick a veil and tiara that match the dress.
(9) She bore the homecoming queen tiara to school.
(10) A Thai jewelry designer has crafted a tiara worth $4.2m for his pet dog (see photo), using precious stones given to him by his mother.
(11) When purchasing a Party Dresses, veil, and tiara, ensure they all match perfectly.
(12) We need to find that tiara and get Venus out of there.
(13) The glittering tiara was loaned to Camilla by Queen Elizabeth II, who is thought never to have worn the priceless piece.
(14) The bride also wore a diamond tiara previously worn by Queen Mary, the Queen Mother, the Queen and the Princess Royal.
(15) Obediently, Martha studied the image of a glassy-eyed young white woman in a long white dress and tiara.
(16) Some of these also fetched a large sum, the emerald necklace making ￡396,000 and the tiara ￡275,000.
(17) I am grateful for my mom, Shannon, my dad, Joe, my sisters Katrina, Ana, Tiara, my brothers Joe, Brandon, Austin, and everyone else I'm lucky enough to call family.
(18) Her ivory tulle veil, fixed by a Cartier 1936 "halo" tiara lent to her by the queen, was modest.
(19) Even in the paparazzi gym-and-swimwear shots, Diana never appeared quite like this: playing the cello clad only in bra and knickers (and regal tiara).
(20) "Life has been fun, and I want to keep on having fun, " Ms. Hayashi said, placing a tiara in her hair.
(21) It usually is really worth being dressed in a white attire if she might possibly use a tiara or rhinestone necklace with it! Sentencedict.com
(22) Help them to win in the tournament wizards and get great tiara!
(23) The designer said he has no plans to sell the tiara, and now wants to create a jeweled hair clip for his beloved canine.
(24) Middleton wore a veil held in place by a tiara and held a small bouquet containing lily of the valley, which she will place on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier after the ceremony.
(25) Camilla, the new wife of Britain's Prince Charles, wore a royal tiara for the first time at a banquet honoring the visit of Norway's King Harald V.
(26) Michael Todd, her third husband, gave her a Cartier set of rubies and diamonds and a $25, 000 tiara, trinkets for the life of Hollywood extravagance to which he had introduced her.
(27) Her sister curled her hair and put in blond extensions and a sparkly tiara.
(28) Retired product sales manager Jenny-Anne wore a strapless cream bridal gown complete with a train and a tiara and took on the part of bride.
(29) Forget the Alamo for a couple of minutes. The big battle now is between a defrocked beauty queen and the pageant directors who took her tiara .
(30) ELTON JOHN presented her with one of his priceless vintage teapots as a thank-you for performing at his White Tie And Tiara Ball last month.
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