to polish (metal) as if by rubbing

polish, brighten

a support for several lights hanging from a ceiling

light hanging from ceiling

(the condition of) being known or talked about by all; what people say (especially good) about a person

celebrity

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

shimmer, flicker

(a substance producing) a thin shiny layer, as used on pots; to put glass into (a window etc)

varnish, lacquer

a beam or ray of soft light; a brief snow of some quality or emotion

brightness, sparkle

(to produce) a bright, irregular light

glitter

a smooth, bright, shining surface

shine, sheen

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

luminescence from sun or other source

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 substance used for polishing a surface; (to cause the surface of something) to become smooth and shiny by rubbing (especially with a special substance)

shine, brightness

a radiant quality

brightness, luminescence

fame (for good qualities)

fame

shiny brightness

brightness, shine

(to shine with) a wavering soft light

gleam

an act of polishing; to give out bright light; to show particular ability or intelligence

brightness; polish

the condition of being splendid

radiance, glory

(a particular kind of) (liquid used to give) a hard, shiny, transparent coating on a surface

add a layer to; embellish