Spark

spark, n. A small particle of fire or ignited substance emitted from oodies in combustion a small, 6hining body, or transient light that which may be kindled into a flame or action a feeble germ an elementary principle. [AS. spearca, OD. sparcke, a spark, Ic. sjn-aka, Dan. sprage, to crackle, Gr. spharagos, a crackling, Skr. sphur, to quiver, sphurj, to thunder.] — Sparkle, n. A little spark; scintillation. — v. [spakkled (-Id), -LING.] To emit sparks, appear like sparks, twinkle, flash as with sparks, emit bubbles, as certain kinds of liquids, shine, glisten, scintillate, radiate, coruscate. — v. To shine with; to emit, as light orfire. [Dim. of spark.] — Sparkler, n. One who, or that which, sparkles. — Spark'ling, p. a. Emitting sparks; glittering; brilliant; shining.