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twinkle

[twing-kuhl] / ˈtwɪŋ kəl /


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Over tens of thousands of years, Kalas explained, the region around Fomalhaut would appear to be filled with glowing debris, "sparkling with these collisions" -- similar to twinkling holiday lights.

From Science Daily

Their goal was to understand how the pulsar's radio signal appears to "twinkle" as it travels through clouds of gas on its way to Earth.

From Science Daily

The Christmas lights are still twinkling in the town, but several bars closed their doors out of respect.

From Barron's

Holiday markets abound, trees twinkle with light, and bells sound in the streets.

From The Wall Street Journal

And each year, when the twinkling holiday lights fade to a hazy glow and the gingerbread is nothing more than crumbs, I thank copyright law for giving me my favorite Christmas tradition: Ebony Scrooge.

From Salon