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Meanings of spangle in English
Portuguese
lantejoula Catalan
lluentó 
Usage of spangle in English
1
But the boy still gazes after the spangle in the dust.
2
Binder's stamp for gold tooling, cut in imitation of a spangle.
3
These blessed considerations were made to spangle in mine eyes.
4
She would see like fireflies the stars alight and spangle
5
But she betrayed nothing except mild surprise at seeing the spangle from her dress.
6
The sneeze snapped her head back so violently stars seemed to spangle her vision.
7
What has become of these groups of fascinating people gotten up in silk and spangle?
8
There was perpetual anxiety, fluttering concern, at seeing it thus go off spangle by spangle.
9
He took her in his arms, and the spangle-crowned gipsy head fell heavily on his shoulder.
10
The cards that spangle Bethlehem with frost are generally regarded by the learned merely as vulgar lies.
11
Willow leaves, snatched from the trees by the gales, spangle the gravel edges of the downstream island.
12
She made a quick sweeping gesture which would seem to make Detricand a very spangle of buttons.
13
This mournful darkness, this endless shroud, in which we can discover neither rent nor spangle, still continues.
14
The lawn beneath the trees is already a rich emerald, and large gold stars begin to spangle it.
15
He said nothing about the spangle.
16
Not even in a velvet and spangle costume-Lowneck, short sleeves, with blond wig and paint and powder?
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