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aglow

[uh-gloh] / ə gloʊ /








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Daisy seemed to have turned back the clock and had that expression dogs get, mouth open and eyes aglow, when it looks like they’re smiling.

From Los Angeles Times

The other, Sammi Hanratty, portraying the marvelously weird Misty, knelt behind, her frizzy blond hair aglow, bringing unspeakable news from beyond the cabin’s walls.

From New York Times

What if the chemistry that sets that kiss aglow evolves into a profoundly platonic, practical, warm and supportive kinship?

From Salon

Fashioning another kind of reflection or deflection, he discards a mirrored board on the ground, which, in tandem with Carol Mullins’s sensitive lighting, sets patches of the ceiling gently aglow.

From New York Times

In September, on the eve of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, church officials held a ceremonial inaugural lighting of the building to set aglow one of its signature features, its translucent marble cladding.

From Seattle Times