glimmersome

English

Etymology

From glimmer +‎ -some.

Adjective

glimmersome (comparative more glimmersome, superlative most glimmersome)

1. Characterised or marked by glimmering
   • 1998, Brangien Davis, Amazon.com Review: I was a Teeneage Fairy:

     Block carries us to the weeping heart of despair, but would never be so cruel as to leave us there: Barbie gets a new, skyward-gazing name, Selena Moon, and readers get a glimmersome vision of living happily ever after.

   • 2012, Monica Wood, When We Were the Kennedys:

     Her hair is pulled into a chignon; she wears gold clip-on earrings and a glimmersome bracelet, onyx disks trimmed in gold, a present from Father Bob, who loves buying jewelry for his girls.