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glint

noun as in sparkle

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As a model and mother of three married to model Lucky Blue Smith, she has become the embodiment of luxury fashion meeting its lifestyle counterpart, with only a glint of moralizing.

But as her “Harry Potter” co-star Miriam Margolyes told the BBC, she had her own talent, unlike anybody else’s a ferocity, a glint of mischief, delight, and tenderness, a remarkable all-round wizard. . . she was the wizard of ‘Harry Potter.’

From Salon

Margolyes, who also shared the screen with Dame Maggie in Ladies in Lavender, said the actress always had a "glint of mischief".

From BBC

"I was sifting through the stones and saw something that resembled a piece of glass. I held it up to my eyes and saw a faint glint. That's when I knew I had found a diamond," he said.

From BBC

Instead, he got that glint we all love in his eye: “I’m going to sing with Meryl Streep? That may be the best sentence I’ve ever said out loud.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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