glisten

Object

• glacier: Eight large lakes, glistening glaciers and year round snow capped mountains.
• lake: Look in awe over the glistening lakes and marshes within, and see the curvature of the earth on the horizon.
• peak: Majestic and enduring, their peaks glistened as the sun caught and reflected the layers of snow.
• sun: Garrett: The Jungle Plains, Open and Airy, Earth baking under the glistening sun, Bright light streams through the bush.
• hair: The leaves are coated with a protective layer of glistening silver hairs which more than compensate for its rather disappointing flowers.
• eye: He meant it; his eyes glistened in the light from the neon sign.

Converse of object

• make: There was a heavy dew making the grass glisten.

Adjective complement

• white: From Skokholm looking west over the Atlantic, the tiny island of Grassholm lies white on one side, glistening white with Gannets.

Modifying Another Word

• still: Their skin still glistened with water from the loch.
• all: His skin was glistening all over with perfumed oil.

Preposition: in

• moonlight: The blade glistened in the moonlight which was allowed to enter the room through cracks in the curtains.
• sunlight: Once the kayak was on the water the droplets glistened in the sunlight, it was just like paddling a new kayak.
• sun: Cloud clearing by dawn pleasant start to the morning with good periods of sunshine, the wet glass glistening in the early morning sun.
• sunshine: And there, in a number of these photos, was none other than Melvyn the Morris, glistening in the sepia colored sunshine.
• light: The dome of the Victoria memorial glistens in early morning light.
• rain: The orange haired fullness of the super skunk glistens in the crystal rain of its widow origins.

Preposition: with

• dew: In the early morning light the grass on the fields glistened with heavy dew.
• sweat: There was rhythm and beauty in their lean moving pistons which glistened with oily sweat like the limbs of a straining athlete.
• moisture: The floor was littered with pebbles, the walls glistened with moisture.

Preposition: like

• diamond: Birds chirped their merry tunes, rivers glistened like diamonds, mountains stood like giants basking in the sun.