Sparkle

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 101
spärk′l, n. a little spark: lustre, brilliance: the presence of carbon dioxide, as in a wine, causing effervescence: the emi ion of sparks.— v.i. to emit sparks: to shine, glitter: to effervesce with glittering bubbles, or to contain much carbon dioxide, as certain wines.— v.t. to throw out sparklingly.— n. Spark′ler , one who, or that which, sparkles.— adj. Spark′le , not giving out sparks.— adv. Spark′le ly .— n. Spark′let , a small spark.— adj. Spark′ling , giving out sparks: glittering: brilliant: lively.— adv. Spark′lingly , in a sparkling manner: with vivid and twinkling lustre.— n. Spark′lingne , the quality of being sparkling: vivid and twinkling lustre. [A freq. of spark .]
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