I.
noun
1 steady light
ADJECTIVE
▪ cosy/cozy , rich , soft , warm
▪ dim , dull , faint , pale
▪ steady
▪ eerie ( esp. AmE ), ghostly
VERB + GLOW
▪ cast , give sth , throw
▪
The lamplight gave a cosy/cozy ~ to the room.
▪
The sunset threw an orange ~ on the cliffs.
▪ be bathed in
▪
The whole town was bathed in the ~ of the setting sun.
GLOW + VERB
▪ light sth
▪
Our faces were lit by the faint green ~ of the dashboard lights.
▪ surround sth
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ from
▪
the soft ~ from the lamp
▪ ~ of
2 in sb's face
ADJECTIVE
▪ healthy , pink , rosy , warm
VERB + GLOW
▪ have
▪
Her cheeks had a healthy ~.
PHRASES
▪ bring a ~ to sb's face
▪
The wine had brought a warm ~ to her face.
3 feeling
ADJECTIVE
▪ rosy , warm
VERB + GLOW
▪ bask in , bathe in , feel
▪
She bathed in the warm ~ of first love.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ of
▪
He felt a ~ of pride as he watched them.
II.
verb
1 give out light/heat
ADVERB
▪ faintly , softly
▪
Two lamps ~ed softly in the lounge.
PHRASES
▪ ~ orange, red, etc.
▪
The stones around the bonfire ~ed red with the heat.
2 look healthy, happy, angry, etc.
ADVERB
▪ positively
PREPOSITION
▪ with
▪
She was positively ~ing with happiness.
Glow is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ candle , ↑ cigar , ↑ cigarette , ↑ eye , ↑ face , ↑ fire , ↑ lamp , ↑ lantern , ↑ light , ↑ moon , ↑ skin , ↑ window
Glow is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ coal