NOUN | event | glimmer, gleam, gleaming | a flash of light (especially reflected light) |
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cognition | glimmer, inkling, intimation, glimmering | a slight suggestion or vague understanding | |
VERB | perception | glimmer, gleam | shine brightly, like a star or a light |
Sounds | glih'mer | |
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Rhymes | Amor ... Zimmer: 100 rhymes with mer... |
Meaning | A flash of light (especially reflected light). | |
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Synonyms | gleam, gleaming | |
Broader | flash | A sudden intense burst of radiant energy |
Spanish | destello, luz tenue, vislumbre | |
Adjectives | glimmery | shining softly and intermittently |
Verbs | glimmer | shine brightly, like a star or a light |
Meaning | A slight suggestion or vague understanding. | |
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Synonyms | inkling, intimation, glimmering | |
Broader | suggestion | An idea that is suggested |
Spanish | indirecta, insinuación |
Meaning | shine brightly, like a star or a light. | |
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Pattern | Something ----s | |
Model | Lights glimmer on the horizon; The horizon is glimmering with lights | |
Synonym | gleam | |
Broader | radiate | Cause to be seen by emitting light as if in rays |
Spanish | fulgurar | |
Catalan | centellejar, fulgurar | |
Nouns | glimmer | a flash of light (especially reflected light) |
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