I. adjective
Etymology: Middle English schimering, from present participle of schimeren to shimmer
: tremulously shining : having a subdued but often tantalizing sparkle or sheen : producing a scintillating effect
shimmering chandeliers and deep carpets — Catherine Paul
low emerald islands in a shimmering painted sea — American Guide Series: Florida
wore a gown of shimmering satin
shimmering sounds and sights and delights — Vicki Baum
an easy style, a shimmering humor — James Kelly
• shim·mer·ing·ly adverb
II. noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English schimering, schemering, from gerund of schimeren, schemeren to shimmer
: shimmer