blinter
intransitive verb
blin·ter
ˈblintə(r)
-ed/-ing/-s
1
Scottish : flicker, glimmer
the firelight blintered on her face
2
Scottish : blink
Word History
Etymology
probably frequentative of obsolete Scots blent to gleam, glance, from Middle English (northern dialect) blenten, from blent, blenked past participle of blenken to deceive, swerve, gleam, glance, from Old English blencan to deceive
- sound camera
- sound card
- sound change
- sound check
- sound effects
- sound field
- sound figures
- sound film
- sound filmstrip
- sound gear
- sound hole
- sound intensity
- sound knot
- sound law
- sound lens
- sound like
- sound like a broken record
- sound line
- sound mixer
- sound money
- sound motion picture
- sound off
- sound out
- sound perimeter
- sound post