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- noun Plural form of
sparkler .
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Examples
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Among the sparklers were a 62.72-carat bracelet and a 31.58-carat pair of earrings from the Mrs. Winston collection.
News - latimes.com Brill Bundy 2012
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She had slipped her bared arms into the armholes of the sleeveless white "fluff-and-flimsy" evening frock, and the "sparklers" of the low-cut bodice now framed her blue-print clad shoulders with an astonishing effect of incongruity.
Under the Country Sky Frances [Illustrator] Rogers 1912
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Decker, expert "box men," and Leopold Pretzfelder, a jeweller downtown, who manipulated the "sparklers" and other ornaments collected by the working trio.
Rolling Stones O. Henry 1886
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The law allows the sale of consumer fireworks such as sparklers, snakes and pinwheels, all of which stay on the ground.
azcentral.com | news 2010
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Hobbes woud be appalled, I think, to see the power of the state extended into nonsensical things like, for example, laws that prohibit the use of "sparklers" since it clearly infringes on personal freedoms.
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The bill would make it legal to buy, sell, and use certain fireworks such as sparklers and poppers.
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Devices such as sparklers, fountains, roman candles and novelties accounted for 40 percent of injuries; and firecrackers caused 18 percent of injuries.
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The law allows the sale of consumer fireworks such as sparklers, snakes and pinwheels, all of which stay on the ground.
azcentral.com | news 2010
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Pennsylvania law allows residents to use ground-based fireworks such as sparklers and noise makers.
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Hobbes woud be appalled, I think, to see the power of the state extended into nonsensical things like, for example, laws that prohibit the use of "sparklers" since it clearly infringes on personal freedoms.
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