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Meanings of foxfire in English
Atmospheric ghost lights.
Synonyms
Examples for "hinkypunk"
Examples for "hinkypunk"
1
Gennifer's going to have twin hinkypunks if you aren't wearing a goatee in five minutes.
2
Now imagine hinkypunks instead of people.
3
"Well, look who the Hinkypunk dragged out," a voice called overhead.
4
"What's a hinkypunk?" Ralph asked, trying to keep up.
5
"I'll be a hinkypunk's uncle..."
1
You Christians are chasing a will o' the wisp, a jack o' lantern.
2
Others pursued the will o' the wisp of expansion by adding field to field.
3
Ambition forever beckons, like a will o' the wisp.
4
The will o' the wisp of Russification had already begun to lure the Jewish professional class.
5
The Meadow-Brook Girls are the original will o' the wisps.
1
My will-o'-wisp fate you know: do you recollect a Sunday we spent together in Eglinton woods?
2
She is the Fenella of the fireside; the will-o'-wisp of our souls; our gaiety; the life of the house.
3
Followed stream down to very shoal bay of our big water, which like the will-o'-wisp has led us on.
4
How dark must have been the night in which such a Will-o'-wisp was mistaken for a star!
1
It is only the meteoric light of the ignis fatuus, soon extinguished.
2
The illusion was gone,-theignis fatuus of adventure, the dream of wealth.
3
A light which illuminates centuries must be more than an ignis fatuus.
4
To this had the ignis fatuus of a false love brought her!
5
He leaps over extensive regions of country like an ignis fatuus.
1
It drove away from me like a monstrous jack-o'-lantern driven by the wind.
2
An' dey 'low dey mus' hab a jack-o'-lantern or de fun all sp'iled.
3
His jack-o'-lantern face, Tom saw, was the result of surgery.
4
Ralph glanced up at a floating jack-o'-lantern that seemed to be eyeing his plate.
5
The man was a jack-o'-lantern, a will-o'-the-wisp, a weird, long-legged, long-armed, red-haired illusive phantom.
Usage of foxfire in English
1
Looked like he had a piece of the rainbow on him, or foxfire.
2
A hundred pale lights danced toward us through the trees, faint as foxfire.
3
They were foxfire glow and lightning-bug tail, the lights of the plants themselves.
4
He guesses everything of the kind except lightning-bugs and foxfire.
5
Kitsune often carry round balls alight with kitsune-bi, foxfire.
6
Swamp gas, foxfire, Wilis-whateverthey were, they were welcome.
7
The trunks of the trees glowed with foxfire.
8
In the dawn, his feathers glow like foxfire.
9
Then I took a stick and punched little holes and stuck a piece of foxfire bloom through.
10
The Milky Way was frozen foxfire.
11
He listened, and the pale lamps of his antennae glimmered with a queer foxfire light as they moved.
12
The Angel knelt beside his flower bed and recklessly tore up by the roots a big bunch of foxfire.
13
For every clump of foxfire flaming in the Limberlost, there is a cardinal glowing redder on a bush above it.
14
Most recently, Canada unearthed the biggest diamond ever found in North America - the Foxfire.
15
I highly recommend checking out the film "Foxfire" starring Angelina Jolie for this type of event.
16
As dawn drew near, sunlight gradually diminished the cranial foxfires, returning the skull to its original, undistinguished bone-matter state.
About this term
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Translations for foxfire
Russian
Spanish
Foxfire through the time