Glows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLOWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• GLOW, to emit light and heat
• give out steady light without flame
• have an intense colour and a slight shine
• (of a person's face) appear pink or red as a result of warmth, health, embarrassment, etc.
• convey deep pleasure through one's expression or bearing
NOUN:
• a steady radiance of light or heat
• a feeling of warmth in the face or body
• a redness of the cheeks.
• a strong feeling of pleasure or well-being

Words related to GLOWS

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How to use GLOWS in a sentence

• A century fled, and it seemed to me that I detected occasional dull glows of red, passing me at intervals.
• Every such tree becomes a nucleus of red, as it were, where, with the declining sun, that color grows and glows.
• Over her shoulder, through the open door, glows the riotous colour of the garden.
• Then, with the same fire stirred to illumination, and dashing masterly glows upon landscape and figures, the trio partook of the supper and named it sublime.
• The matrimonial iron cannot be struck while it is hot, and long before the weary ninety days are over it is once more cold and black, or at the best glows with but a feeble heat.
• The fire which glows on the hearth may consume the dwelling.
• His mind wandered, and again became keen with the old-time cynicism and philosophy, as a coal glows and fades in a fitful wind.
• In changing moon, in tidal wave, Glows the feud of Want and Have.
• It glows with human sympathies, and is warm with human feeling.
• The wood which blazes on the hearth, the coal which glows in the furnace, and the oil which burns in the stove owe their existence to the sun.
• Briggs walked by her side along his paths that were yet so happily for the moment her paths, and felt all the innocent glows of family life.
• The light waned, and he took down the curtain to admit the last glows of the evening.
• She sat hid in a garden bower, Watching the first, sweet star, That crowns the lovely twilight hour, And glows to earth from far.
• Sometimes a section of yellow panes, through which the sun darts, launches into the obscurity its shower of rays and a portion of the nave glows like a luminous glade.
• Seen through the telescope, the Bible glows with celestial splendor.
• Then the new leaves of the spring wink like fat emeralds and the loaded branches of cherry-bloom grow transparent and glow as a hand glows held up against flame.
• Those men have advertising ability that glows steadily and evenly, like a well-banked fire.
• It has a stern, almost sombre guise, until it suddenly glows in transfigured light, as of a choir of celestial brass.
• When the fire on the hearth glows, this block of wood glows too, but it is so placed that it is hardly reduced to ashes within a year.
• The setting glows among its green hills and valleys, its snow and flowers.
• When I first looked over the parapet I noticed on the ground in front three small but distinct glows.
• When I looked over the top a second time I saw the same three tiny glows of light on the ground ahead.
• The wide extended landscape glows with more Than common beauty.
• Sir William was in hot indignation when he wrote it, and some of his warmth glows in its pages.

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