intransitive. To shine with a tremulous or flickering light; to gleam faintly. In early use also, to shine brightly, glisten.

intransitive. To shine, glitter, gleam.

intransitive. To shine, gleam; to light up.

intransitive. To shine, to gleam.

intransitive. To shine brightly; to glitter. Of the eyes: To flash. Obsolete.

intransitive. To shine faintly or intermittently; to glimmer, glitter. literal and figurative.

To shine with a flashing light; to glance, gleam, glitter. Also with forth.

intransitive. To shine, gleam. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To glimmer.

intransitive. To glimmer feebly.

To cause a flash of light by rapid movement; †Scottish to shine. Of light: To dart, flash, gleam.

To flash up and die away alternately. Of a flame: To burn fitfully or unsteadily; also with complement, out, etc.

intransitive. To glimmer, shimmer, twinkle. Now rare.

Of light: ? To glance aside. rare.

= gleam, v.1

= shimmer, v.1

To cast a sudden or momentary gleam of light; to twinkle as a star; to shine with flickering light, or with a faint peep of light; to shine…

intransitive. To shimmer, glitter, gleam.

intransitive. To emit or reflect light with sudden or intermittent brilliance; to gleam. Said also of the eyes.

intransitive. poetic. To cast a gleam, glisten.

= glint, v. 2.

intransitive. To burn unsteadily; to flicker. Also transferred.