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glimmersome

glimmersome adjective: characterised or marked by glimmering.

Adjective

glimmersome (comparative more glimmersome, superlative most glimmersome)

  1. Characterised or marked by glimmering
    • Block carries us to the weeping heart of despair, but would never be so cruel as to leave us there: Barbie gets a new, skyward-gazing name, Selena Moon, and readers get a glimmersome vision of living happily ever after.1998, Brangien Davis, Amazon.com Review: I was a Teeneage Fairy
    • Her hair is pulled into a chignon; she wears gold clip-on earrings and a glimmersome bracelet, onyx disks trimmed in gold, a present from Father Bob, who loves buying jewelry for his girls.2012, Monica Wood, When We Were the Kennedys

Forms of glimmersome

comparativemore glimmersome
superlativemost glimmersome

Origin of glimmersome

From glimmer + -some.

Questions about glimmersome

What does glimmersome mean?
Glimmersome means characterised or marked by glimmering.
What part of speech is glimmersome?
Glimmersome is an adjective.

Words near glimmersome in the dictionary

  1. glimmerites
  2. glimmeritic
  3. glimmerous
  4. glimmers
  5. glimmers of hope
  6. glimmersome
  7. glimmery
  8. glimming
  9. glimms
  10. glimpsable
  11. glimpse

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