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Glimmering
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Owllight
Glimmering or imperfect light
Glist
Glimmer mica
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Glimmer
give feeble or scattered rays of light to shine faintly to show a faint unsteady light as the glimmering dawn a glimmering lamp
Crepuscular
Pertaining to twilight glimmering hence imperfectly clear or luminous
Shimmering
A gleam or glimmering
Idiocy
Abraham, AIR 1988 Ker 96. Means the condition of a person who, from birth, has never had any glimmering of reasoning or intellectual faculties, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 748.
Gloom
To shine or appear obscurely or imperfectly to glimmer
Leme
A ray or glimmer of light a gleam
Mica
used in lanterns the doors of stoves etc being popularly called isinglass Formerly called also cat silver and glimmer
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Glimmering - Law Dictionary Search Results
Glimmering
Matched in: Term Glimmering
Owllight
Glimmering or imperfect light
Glist
Glimmer mica
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Glimmer
give feeble or scattered rays of light to shine faintly to show a faint unsteady light as the glimmering dawn a glimmering lamp
Crepuscular
Pertaining to twilight glimmering hence imperfectly clear or luminous
Shimmering
A gleam or glimmering
Idiocy
Abraham, AIR 1988 Ker 96. Means the condition of a person who, from birth, has never had any glimmering of reasoning or intellectual faculties, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn., p. 748.
Gloom
To shine or appear obscurely or imperfectly to glimmer
Leme
A ray or glimmer of light a gleam
Mica
used in lanterns the doors of stoves etc being popularly called isinglass Formerly called also cat silver and glimmer
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