glow
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
glow/ɡləʊ/
▶verb
- 1 give out steady light without flame.
■ have an intense colour and a slight shine.
- 2 convey deep pleasure through one's expression and bearing.
■ (as adj. glowing) expressing great praise.
- 1 a steady radiance of light or heat.
■ a feeling or appearance of warmth.
- 2 a strong feeling of pleasure or well-being: a glow of pride.
– derivatives
glowingly adverb.
glowingly adverb.
– origin OE glōwan, of Gmc origin.
'glow' also found in these Oxford entries:
airglow
- alpenglow
- bioluminescence
- bloom
- burn
- corona
- earthshine
- firefly
- fluoresce
- flush
- gegenschein
- girasol
- gloaming
- glow discharge
- glower
- glow-worm
- incandesce
- incandescent
- light stick
- lucerne
- lustre
- mantle
- red-hot
- rutilant
- shine
- white-hot

