intransitive. To shine with rapidly intermittent light; to emit tremulous radiance; to sparkle; to glitter; †to shine dimly, to glimmer; to flicker…

intransitive. To shine.

intransitive. To shine, glisten, glitter.

intransitive. To glitter, shine.

intransitive. To shine with a fitful twinkling light; to glitter; to sparkle with light. literal and figurative.

intransitive. To glisten.

intransitive. To shine, glitter, glisten. (= glare, v. 1) Obsolete.

intransitive. To emit or give forth a spark or sparks; to sparkle; spec., to produce or emit an electric spark or sparks by ionization of the medium…

intransitive. To sparkle; to glitter; to be brilliant.

To reflect or emit numerous separate rays or points of light; to glitter or flash.

intransitive. To throw out sparks; to sparkle.

intransitive. To shine with a brilliant but broken and tremulous light; to emit bright fitful flashes of light; to gleam, sparkle.

intransitive. To sparkle.

To shine; = blik, v.

intransitive. To glitter.

intransitive. To sparkle.

intransitive. = sprankle, v.

intransitive. To glitter, gleam, flash, coruscate.

intransitive. Of a candle, star, etc.: to shine with a faint or wavering light; to glimmer; to twinkle. Obsolete.

intransitive. To emit sparks or small flashes of light; to sparkle.

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

To twinkle, sparkle.

intransitive. To glitter or sparkle with, or in the manner of, spangles.

intransitive. To sparkle, twinkle.

intransitive. To sparkle, to scintillate. Chiefly figurative.

intransitive. To twinkle, sparkle. Chiefly Scottish and English regional.

intransitive. To glitter, glisten; to sparkle, twinkle.

intransitive. To emit light intermittently; to twinkle.

intransitive. To give forth intermittent or vibratory flashes of light; to shine with a quivering light; to sparkle, glitter, flash.