one act of blinking

wink of eye; twinkle

a sudden burst of flame or light; a sudden idea, realization etc

shimmer, flicker

the state of being cheerful; bright appearance; joyful festive occasions

happiness, celebration

to cover (something) with gold leaf or gold-coloured paint

embellish, decorate

gleam

sparkle

a soft light from something hot without flames

burning, brightness

an apparatus used for generating, amplifying and concentrating light waves into a powerful beam, used to cut metal and jewels, to aim weapons etc

ray of light

the lungs of sheep, pigs, cattle, used as food for pet animals

luminescence from sun or other source

an instrument for drawing or writing, especially a wooden one containing lead or coloured wax

beam; indication

the giving out of light without burning or heat that can be felt, only through the action of biochemical reactions

luminescence from sun or other source

a container for arrows; to tremble, slightly or vibrate

shaking, vibration

a radiant quality

brightness, luminescence

to send out rays of (light or heat)

give off; scatter

a line, beam, of radiant light, heat, energy; X-rays; a small sign; any of a number of lines coming out from a centre

beam; indication

to sparkle

twinkle

(to shine with) a wavering soft light

gleam

of shine

give off or reflect light

a tiny disc of shining metal, especially one used for ornament on a dress etc

shimmer

a tiny piece of burning substance in a fire, or produced by hard metal and stone banging together or by the breaking of an electric current; a small sign or quantity

flash, trace

a sparkle; to shine with an unsteady light

glimmer, shine

to close and open one eye as a signal; (of a star, light etc) to shine or flash at very short intervals

flutter, flick