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sparkler

[ UK /spˈɑːklɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. diamonds
    look at the ice on that dame!
  2. a firework that burns slowly and throws out a shower of sparks

How To Use sparkler In A Sentence

  • Liling has a long history of sparkler, and it was more than 1300 years ago. It has become one of nationwide main fireworks production districts.
  • Only the Bombay bubbly, which is a match for most £5-7 Aussie sparklers, distinguishes itself.
  • And take care with sparklers, fireworks, bangers and bonfires and try not to frighten the vulnerable.
  • Mr Sparkler, as to tip that gentleman over like a larger species of ninepin, and cause him to exhibit the soles of his shoes to the object of his dearest wishes: while the nobler portions of his anatomy struggled at the bottom of his boat in the arms of one of his men. Little Dorrit
  • Beneath the linguistic sparklers and Catherine wheels, there is a subtle and moving examination of the inarticulate moment: gesture and touch, weeping and laughter.
  • He pulled out all the stops for the post-Super Bowl return of "Glee" from its two-month hiatus, including an opening number in which guys did tricks on bikes while the blue-wigged Cheerios pranced around in cone bikini tops tricked out with sparklers. 'Glee' post-Super Bowl episode: We watch so you don't have to
  • You'll find the full range of wines here, from sparklers and minerally whites to full-bodied reds and sweet finishers.
  • Singed needles only add to the celebration because they crackle like sparklers and give off the pungent aroma of the evergreen woods.
  • The only things you can fire off there are sparklers, fountains, birthday candles and semi-automatic firearms.
  • The chinese put on a devoteetastic show ad have simply put a red shuttle bus plus a sparkler.
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