gleamy adjective. ['gli:mi] L16.
[from GLEAM noun¹ + -Y¹.]
1. That gleams. L16.
■ Disraeli Fish, gleamy with prismatic hues.

2. That is lighted by a gleam or gleams; esp. (of weather) marked by intermittent sunshine. Now chiefly dial. L17.
■ Wordsworth And antique castles seen through gleamy showers.

3. Of light or colour: of the nature of a gleam; subdued, hazy. E18.
■ J. Ingelow Stands by his fire, and dulls its gleamy light.

■ gleaminess noun M19.

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