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Shiny   /ʃˈaɪni/   Listen
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Shiny  adj.  (compar. shinier; superl. shiniest)  Bright; luminous; clear; unclouded. "Like distant thunder on a shiny day."






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Shiny" Quotes from Famous Books



... not only slumbering, but he was putting the earnestness and passionate devotion of his whole being into it. His shiny, oilcloth grip, with the roguish tip of a discarded collar just peeping out at the side, was up in the iron wall-pocket of the car. He also had, in the seat with him, a market basket full of misfit lunch and a two-bushel bag containing ...
— Nye and Riley's Wit and Humor (Poems and Yarns) • Bill Nye

... just left, but probably she had lacked the patience to await their return or the faith to woo them into being. There were little woods people, too, no bigger than your thumb, whose drinking goblets were acorn cups, and whose plates were shiny leaves. He showed her how to set a fairy tablecloth with her handkerchief and with toadstools ...
— Flowing Gold • Rex Beach

... rough voice behind us. I looked round. There was a fat, red-faced villainous-looking creature covering us with a shiny revolver. It was an awkward situation. Both the Professor and I were lying full length on the ground. We were ...
— Parnassus on Wheels • Christopher Morley

... thickly with scales all over his body, his stomach as well as his back. They were polished and shiny and hard as iron, and so closely planted that no sword could get in ...
— The Red Romance Book • Various

... yes', and then we got off the wall, and that good and noble man showed us the string that moves the detonator and the breech-block (when you take it out and carry it away the gun is in vain to the enemy, even if he takes it); and he let us look down the gun to see the rifling, all clean and shiny—and he showed us the ammunition boxes, but there was nothing in them. He also told us how the gun was unlimbered (this means separating the gun from the ammunition carriage), and how quick it could be done—but he did not make the men do ...
— The Wouldbegoods • E. Nesbit


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