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- DictionaryGlis·ter/ˈɡlistər/
verb
- 1. sparkle; glitter: "the wedding ring caught the light, glistering brightly"
noun
- 1. a sparkle.
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To glitter is to gleam or shine, as if glistening with moisture. Glitter isn’t just shiny stuff you use in craft projects. When used as a noun, glitter can refer to any kind of gleam, glint, spark, or flash of light, like the flicker of a firefly at night. This word can also be used as a verb.
the quality of shining with a bright reflected light; [syn: glitter, glister, glisten, scintillation, sparkle]
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Definition. to send out or radiate. A sharp white spotlight beamed down on a small stage. Synonyms. radiate, flash, shine, glow, glitter, glare, gleam, emit light, give off light. in the sense of flash. Definition. to shine with a bright light suddenly or repeatedly. Lightning flashed among the distant dark clouds. Synonyms.
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Searching the phrase taking a glister led to a result that claims the action can break a fast, which may imply impurity or consumption. From the information I found I think it may be: Slang for a hygienic (like "take a shower") or medical (with "letting of blood") practice.
