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twinkly

[ US /ˈtwɪŋkəˌɫi/ ]
[ UK /twˈɪŋkli/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. smiling with happiness or optimism
    Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
    a room of smiling faces
    a round red twinkly Santa Claus

How To Use twinkly In A Sentence

  • The look should be tough, not twinkly, so apply dark colours in a slapdash way. Times, Sunday Times
  • They bring a mad burst of colour to the silver and green countryside of the Peak, with its superlush pastures, twinkly trout streams and shining limestone scars.
  • Composed, but upbeat and twinkly, Fran says the experience has given her a balanced perspective on life.
  • Uncle Hamish was already rising from his seat, looking positively twinkly with health and good cheer.
  • I opened up my package to find a beautiful little egg cosy with the most pretty embellishments, including twinkly crystals, on the top.
  • Her voice is ghostly sweet, saved from sickliness by guttural Björk-ish quirks; backed up by electropop whimsy and twinkly piano, it is supremely suited to the sentiment. Ellie Goulding's summer of love
  • The quiet guitarist had twinkly green eyes and a mop of untidy, sand-coloured curls that fell across his forehead and straggled engagingly over the tops of his ears.
  • I opened up my package to find a beautiful little egg cosy with the most pretty embellishments, including twinkly crystals, on the top.
  • Amy is still perky and twinkly, a box-fresh Katie Price ready for deification by the masses. Celebrity Big Brother: Grace Dent's TV OD
  • Twinkly lights festooned the rides and side-stalls, the smell of hot dogs, popcorn and candyfloss permeated the air and best of all, they had all the old rides with hurdy-gurdies and barrel organs!
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