sparkler

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This sparkler is a crisp and clean wine.

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  1. noun One, such as a highly polished metallic surface or a virtuoso performer, that sparkles.
  2. noun Informal A diamond.
  3. noun A firework that burns slowly and gives off a shower of sparks.

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  • It left her chilled and tight inside to do so now. —  Morgawr
  • A champagne stopper with a sparkler is also a good (and inexpensive) accompaniment.
  • This sparkler is a crisp and clean wine. —  Lyke 2 Drink
  • "Not a sparkler, not a wipe, not if th 'King hisself came an' dangled 'is in front'a me. —  The Serpent's Shadow
  • The 27-year-old then flashed a what she called a "17-carat diamond ring from my baby", and hit back at rumours the sparkler is a fake, adding, "my baby is a f***king baller. —  ContactMusic Ltd | Latest News
 

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/ˈspɑrklər/
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