glow
/ɡloʊ/
verb
- To give off a steady, soft light without flames.
- Her phone screen glowed brightly in the dark room.
- The coals in the fireplace continued to glow long after the flames died.
- The fireflies glow in the dark summer garden.
- To have a warm, healthy, or happy appearance, especially on the face.
- His skin glowed after a week at the beach.
- The bride glowed as she walked down the aisle.
- She glowed with pride after winning the award.
noun
- A steady, soft light.
- We sat by the warm glow of the campfire.
- The glow of the streetlamp lit up the sidewalk.
- A soft glow came from the window of the cottage.
- A warm, healthy, or happy look on someone's face.
- The good news put a glow on his face.
- After exercising, she had a healthy glow.
- Her skin had a natural glow that needed no makeup.