spark
A flash of light caused by a discharge of electricity.
Refers to a very small amount of a quality, feeling or physical spark.
Refers to a small amount of a quality or feeling.
A quality of imagination and originality.
A spark moving through the air, often from a fire.
The quality that is the source of life and energy.
A quality that is considered to come from God or be godlike.
When sparks move through the air from a source.
Figurative: when people get angry and argue.
When a spark causes something to catch fire.
When sparks suddenly appear and burn brightly.
When a spark goes out or ceases to exist.
A very small, bright point of light.
A large number of sparks falling or flying together.
Used with nouns for feelings or qualities (e.g., hope, life, originality).
To experience a sudden, small feeling of something.
To introduce a small amount of an exciting or interesting quality.
To create or cause physical sparks to appear.
To possess a certain lively or special quality.
To be the source of a small amount of an exciting or interesting quality.
To be missing a certain lively or special quality.
To create sparks by hitting two hard objects together, like flint and steel.
To send out or release physical sparks, often from a machine or fire.
When something no longer has its lively or special quality.
To cause sparks to travel outwards from a source.
To cause a large number of sparks to fall on someone or something.
Figurative: when eyes show a strong, sudden emotion like anger.