Refulgent

re-ful'jent, a. Casting a bright light; rad i- ant; brilliant; splendid. [L. refulgens, p. pr. of refulgere, to flash back, shine bright; fulgere, to shine.] — Reful'gently, adv. — Reful'gence, -gency, -jen-sl, n. Quality of being refulgent; splendor; radiance. Refund, re-fund', To return in payment or compensation for what has been taken; to repay, restore. [L. refund ere fundere, to pour.] Refuse, re-fuz', [-fused (-fuzd'), -fusing.] To deny (a request, demand, invitation, or command); to decline to accept, reject. — v. To decline to accept something offered. [F. refuser, perh. same as E. refute (q. v.), L. refutare, confused with L. rec us are, to refuse; or perh.fr. L. refund ere, -fusion, to return, restore, hence to refuse (a present, etc.) see Refund.] — Refus'er, n. — Refus'able, a.— Refus'al, n. Act of refusing; denial of anything demanded, solicited, or offered for acceptance; right of taking in preference to others; option; preference; preemption. — Refuse, -us, a. Refused; rejected; of no value; worthle . — n. That which is refused or rejected as usele ; waste matter; dregs; sediment; scum; dro ; trash.