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Definition of shining
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Shining
(a.)
Splendid;
illustrious;
brilliant;
distinguished;
conspicious;
as, a
shining
example
of
charity..
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Bright
::
Bright
(a.)
Radiating
or
reflecting
light;
shedding
or
having
much
light;
shining;
luminous;
not dark.
Splendid
::
Splendid
(a.)
Possessing
or
displaying
splendor;
shining;
very
bright;
as, a
splendid
sun..
Fulgent
::
Fulgent
(a.)
Exquisitely
bright;
shining;
dazzling;
effulgent.
Glary
::
Glary (a.) Of a
dazzling
luster;
glaring;
bright;
shining;
smooth.
Rutilant
::
Rutilant
(a.)
Having
a
reddish
glow;
shining.
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..
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..
Interlucent
::
Interlucent
(a.)
Shining
between.
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..
Camellia
::
Camellia
(n.) An
Asiatic
genus of small
shrubs,
often with
shining
leaves
and showy
flowers.
Camellia
Japonica
is much
cultivated
for
ornament,
and C.
Sassanqua
and C.
oleifera
are grown in China for the oil which is
pressed
from their
seeds.
The tea plant is now
referred
to this genus under the name of
Camellia
Thea..
Starling
::
Starlike
(a.)
Shining;
bright;
illustrious.
Tinsel
::
Tinsel
(n.)
Something
shining
and
gaudy;
something
superficially
shining
and
showy,
or
having
a false
luster,
and more gay than
valuable..
Ashine
::
Ashine
(a.)
Shining;
radiant.
Faculae
::
Faculae
(n. pl.)
Groups
of small
shining
spots on the
surface
of the sun which are
brighter
than the other parts of the
photosphere.
They are
generally
seen in the
neighborhood
of the dark
spots,
and are
supposed
to be
elevated
portions
of the
photosphere..
Madro–a
::
Madro–a
(n.) A small
evergreen
tree or shrub
(Arbutus
Menziesii),
of
California,
having
a
smooth
bark, thick
shining
leaves,
and
edible
red
berries,
which are often
called
madro–a
apples..
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..
Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.)
Shining;
brightness,
as of the sun..
Relucent
::
Relucent
(a.)
Reflecting
light;
shining;
glittering;
glistening;
bright;
luminous;
splendid.
Sunny
::
Sunny
(superl.)
Of or
pertaining
to the sun;
proceeding
from, or
resembling
the sun;
hence,
shining;
bright;
brilliant;
radiant..
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