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Light caught flirting with a wet surface, briefly making everything look expensive.
means To shine with a soft, wet sparkle, the way sweat, dew, or tears reflect light.
from From Old English glisnian, to gleam, sibling to glitter, glimmer, and glint — the whole shimmering family of Germanic light words.
Wetness impliedGlisten usually needs moisture; dry things merely gleam.
Glitter cousinsShares roots with glimmer, glint, and glow.
Silent TLike listen and fasten, the T stays mute.