gleamer
/ˈɡliːmər/
noun
- A person or thing that gleams; something that shines with a soft, reflected light.
- The morning dew turned every blade of grass into a tiny gleamer.
- The old lighthouse was still a reliable gleamer, guiding ships through the fog.
- She was a gleamer on the dance floor, her sequined dress catching every spotlight.
- A person who gathers leftover crops from fields after the main harvest.
- The charity sent gleamers into the orchards to pick the remaining apples for food banks.
- After the wheat harvest, the gleamer walked through the field collecting fallen stalks.
- In ancient times, a gleamer was allowed to take what the reapers left behind.
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