Lustre
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 61
lus′tėr, n. brightne , glo , splendour: ( fig. ) renown: a candlestick ornamented with pendants of cut-gla : the characteristic appearance of a bright metallic surface, or of air within gla under water as seen under certain angles of total reflection: a dre material having a highly finished surface: a glaze applied to porcelain.— adjs. Lus′trele , destitute of lustre; Lus′trous , bright: shining: luminous.— adv. Lus′trously . [Fr.,—Low L. lustrum , a window—L. lucēre , to shine.]
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