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Definition of shining
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Shining
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Shin.
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Honesty
::
Honesty
(a.) Satin
flower;
the name of two
cruciferous
herbs
having
large flat pods, the round
shining
partitions
of which are more
beautiful
than the
blossom;
--
called
also
lunary
and
moonwort.
Lunaria
biennis
is
common
honesty;
L.
rediva
is
perennial
honesty..
Lepisma
::
Lepisma
(n.) A genus of
wingless
thysanurous
insects
having
an
elongated
flattened
body,
covered
with
shining
scales
and
terminated
by seven
unequal
bristles.
A
common
species
(Lepisma
saccharina)
is found in
houses,
and often
injures
books and
furniture.
Called
also
shiner,
silver
witch,
silver
moth, and
furniture
bug..
Helichrysum
::
Helichrysum
(n.) A genus of
composite
plants,
with
shining,
commonly
white or
yellow,
or
sometimes
reddish,
radiated
involucres,
which are often
called
everlasting
flowers..
Beshining
::
Beshining
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Beshin.
Belladonna
::
Belladonna
(n.) An
herbaceous
European
plant
(Atropa
belladonna)
with
reddish
bell-shaped
flowers
and
shining
black
berries.
The whole plant and its fruit are very
poisonous,
and the root and
leaves
are used as
powerful
medicinal
agents.
Its
properties
are
largely
due to the
alkaloid
atropine
which it
contains.
Called
also
deadly
nightshade..
Hawthorn
::
Hawthorn
(n.) A
thorny
shrub or tree (the
Crataegus
oxyacantha),
having
deeply
lobed,
shining
leaves,
small,
roselike,
fragrant
flowers,
and a fruit
called
haw. It is much used in
Europe
for
hedges,
and for
standards
in
gardens.
The
American
hawthorn
is
Crataegus
cordata,
which has the
leaves
but
little
lobed..
Interfulgent
::
Interfulgent
(a.)
Shining
between.
Tinsel
::
Tinsel
(n.) A
shining
material
used for
ornamental
purposes;
especially,
a very thin,
gauzelike
cloth with much gold or
silver
woven into it; also, very thin metal
overlaid
with a thin
coating
of gold or
silver,
brass foil, or the
like..
Shine
::
Shine (n.) The
quality
or state of
shining;
brightness;
luster,
gloss;
polish;
sheen..
Beeswing
::
Beeswing
(n.) The
second
crust
formed
in port and some other wines after long
keeping.
It
consists
of pure,
shining
scales
of
tartar,
supposed
to
resemble
the wing of a bee..
Twinkling
::
Twinkling
(n.) A
shining
with
intermitted
light;
a
scintillation;
a
sparkling;
as, the
twinkling
of the
stars..
Black
::
Black (a.) To make black and
shining,
as boots or a
stove,
by
applying
blacking
and then
polishing
with a
brush..
Refulgent
::
Refulgent
(a.)
Casting
a
bright
light;
radiant;
brilliant;
resplendent;
shining;
splendid;
as,
refulgent
beams..
Shining
::
Shining
(a.)
Having
the
surface
smooth
and
polished;
-- said of
leaves,
the
surfaces
of
shells,
etc..
Resplendent
::
Resplendent
(a.)
Shining
with
brilliant
luster;
very
bright.
Shining
::
Shining
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Shin.
Shining
::
Shining
(a.)
Emitting
light,
esp. in a
continuous
manner;
radiant;
as,
shining
lamps;
also,
bright
by the
reflection
of
light;
as,
shining
armor..
Glassful
::
Glassful
(a.)
Glassy;
shining
like
glass.
Lamping
::
Lamping
(a.)
Shining;
brilliant.
Luculent
::
Luculent
(a.)
Bright;
shining
in
beauty.
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