aglow
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(adj)
aglow
softly bright or radiant "a house aglow with lights","glowing embers","lambent tongues of flame","the lucent moon","a sky luminous with stars"
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aglow
In a glow; glowing: as, her cheeks were all aglow.
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(adj., adv)
Aglow
a-glō′ very warm: red-hot.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary Pref. a-, + glow,
Boats float aglow on the Mystic River. shorepublishing.com
Aglow in the wrong direction. ral.com
At Boettcher Mansion's holiday show, inspiration 's aglow. denverpost.com
The National Christmas Tree would be aglow by evening, and Sen Jim DeMint of South Carolina would continue to be the Senate's most important Tea Party voice. kunm.org
The following is a sampling of what area churches have to offer this week and in the following weeks: Aglow. auburnjournal.com
Whether you're decorating your entry, porch, mantel or setting your fireplace aglow with a grouping, lanterns can easily become a part of your interior daily décor. semissourian.com
Out in the lobby, Robert Griffin III was still shaking hands, aglow over being picked No. espn.go.com
A Pequot Lakes fire truck, with Santa on top, was aglow in lights as it led the first Light Up the Night Parade on Saturday, Dec 8, on Government Drive in Pequot Lakes. pineandlakes.com
At Boettcher Mansion 's holiday show, inspiration's aglow. denverpost.com
Rick Herold, Duane Strawn and Beverly Grogan are three of the masterminds behind the annual holiday tradition that lights up the city's Lynn Creek Park, keeping two miles of curvy road aglow each year. dallasnews.com
Every Saturday, the sounds of big band music ring out over the airwaves as Danny Stiles, the "Vicar of Vintage," sets your radio aglow with songs, remembrances, and the spin only he can give. nyc.org
German Village will be aglow Sunday night for the annual Village Lights event from 6-10 pm featuring luminarias all over the area. snponline.com
A ceiling aglow with LED lighting is just a prelude to this smooth ride. electronichouse.com
The moon was aglow and the cool breezes were blowing as hundreds of people gathered at the Kaunakakai Ball Field for the first ever Molokai Summer Praise Concert last Friday evening. themolokaidispatch.com
Not one of these short-term heroes that are merely a brief flash of light, but one that can keep the fire aglow. bloodhorse.com
Bud was aglow with enthusiasm. "Tom Swift and the Electronic Hydrolung" by
Betty started the engine and then, with the powerful gas headlight aglow, she turned the wheel over to The Loon. "The Outdoor Girls in Florida" by
Its heart is all aglow with the joy of living. "Frank Merriwell's Reward" by
The lights were all aglow on Fifth Avenue. "The Fifth Wheel" by
She clasped her hands together, listening in silence to the barbaric music, her lips apart, her eyes aglow. "The Heather-Moon" by
On inquiring what it was that absorbed his attention, Schubert looked up with a face aglow with inspiration. "Story-Lives of Great Musicians" by
His dark, straight-profiled face was all aglow as he talked. "Young Lucretia and Other Stories" by
Elisabeth started up, her face aglow with new hope. "The Farringdons" by
Phebe stooped down shyly and kissed the small hand, her face all aglow with smiles and blushes. "Cobwebs and Cables" by
Calm, strong, and nobly aglow with love of country, he has no need of going into paroxysms in order to prove his sincerity. "Essays on Scandinavian Literature" by
With flashes of fiery red—
The thunder raging below,
And the forest of flags o'erhead!
This consecrated sward,
Was late with heavenly hope aglow,
A temple of the Lord.
And her anemone lips aglow;
She beckoned in beguiling wise;
I could not choose but go.
Of the country's weal or woe,
Were discussed while there at congress,
And her mind was all aglow.
through the plains and islands —-
I like roundup, even so,
when autumn fills the highlands.
In tender tones and low,
With pink lips curled and quivering,
And eyes with dreams aglow.