glimmer-waft
verbUK /ˈɡlɪm.ə wɑːft/
US /ˈɡlɪm.ɚ wɑːft/
To move gently through the air while shining with a soft, faint light.
The fireflies glimmer-wafted over the quiet meadow.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A soft, flickering light that seems to float or drift slowly through the air.
A glimmer-waft of candlelight crossed the dark hallway.
3. To spread or carry a faint, shimmering quality through a place, as if on a breeze.
Hope glimmer-wafted through the crowded room.
4. A gentle, glowing movement, like a light breeze carrying something bright.
The curtains caught a glimmer-waft of moonlight.