twinkle

Object

• light: Plus, twinkling lights follow along with every tune.
• eye: Holding the old man's haughty, twinkling eyes, I brushed past them both.
• star: By night, dine beneath twinkling stars at the Blue Lagoon, then party till the sun rises in Disney Village.

Converse of object

• see: You see the wild twinkle in mine - I'm a dirty country lass in a fouler city.
• have: Every blade of grass and leaf had a small twinkle as the sun started to brighten.

Adjective modifier

• mischievous: Suddenly he turned upon me with a mischievous twinkle in his eyes.
• wicked: Neville now fixed me with a wicked twinkle in his eyes.
• definite: Robbie had a definite twinkle in his eye after this dive.

Modifies a noun

• toe: This all culminates in an extravaganza of a show at the end of the year letting you show off your amazing twinkle toes!

Modifying Another Word

• still: As I staggered across the valley to the campsite their torches still twinkled half way up the black obelisk.
• brightly: That night as she looked into the sky she saw the stars twinkling brightly, and the smiling moon.

Noun used with modifier

• wrinkle: We recommend bliss baggage handler, or for more mature skin, bliss wrinkle twinkle.
• star: They would talk the night away watching the stars twinkle in the warm sky.
• light: Luxuriate in the comfortable window seat and enjoy a glass of wine in the evening while you watch the lights twinkle across the water.

Preposition: in

• sky: They would talk the night away watching the stars twinkle in the warm sky.
• eye: Like the late Fred Jordan himself, John sings with a twinkle in the eye.

Preposition: of

• eye: With a mere 2 hr flight time, we feel like we've switched cultures in the twinkle of an eye.

Preposition: with

• light: A cozy log cabin twinkles with light on the banks of a placid loch.

Preposition: like

• star: It sparkled and twinkled like the stars in the sky, its enchanting patterns never ceased to hold Deborah's attention.