Glow | Mean of glow in English Dictionary

/ˈgloʊ/

• Verb
• to shine with low light and heat but usually without flame
1. The coals glowed in the fireplace.
2. The fireplace glowed with the dying coals.
• to shine with a steady light
1. The lamp glowed (brightly/softly) in the window.
2. This toy glows in the dark.
• to have a warm, reddish color from exercise, emotion, etc.
1. Her face was glowing with embarrassment.

• to look happy, excited, or healthy
1. Her parents glowed with pride [=they looked very happy and proud] as she was given her diploma.
2. The children were glowing with pleasure/excitement.
• Noun
• a soft and steady light
1. We could see the glow of the lamp in the window.
2. The town's lights cast a glow on the horizon.
• a pink color in your face from exercising, being excited, etc.
1. the rosy glow of health
• a pleasant feeling
1. He felt a glow as he remembered the day they first met.
2. Their problems were all forgotten in the glow of victory.
• physical warmth or heat
1. She felt the glow from the fireplace.