1glow 
/ˈgloʊ/ verb
glows; glowed; glow·ing /ˈgloʊ/ verb [no obj] 1 a : to shine with low light and heat but usually without flame
▪ The coals glowed in the fireplace. ▪ The fireplace glowed with the dying coals.
b : to shine with a steady light
▪ The lamp glowed (brightly/softly) in the window. ▪ This toy glows in the dark. 2 a : to have a warm, reddish color from exercise, emotion, etc. — often + with ▪ Her face was glowing with embarrassment.
b : to look happy, excited, or healthy — usually + with ▪ Her parents glowed with pride [=they looked very happy and proud] as she was given her diploma. ▪ The children were glowing with pleasure/excitement.
▪ The coals glowed in the fireplace. ▪ The fireplace glowed with the dying coals.
b : to shine with a steady light
▪ The lamp glowed (brightly/softly) in the window. ▪ This toy glows in the dark.
b : to look happy, excited, or healthy — usually + with ▪ Her parents glowed with pride [=they looked very happy and proud] as she was given her diploma. ▪ The children were glowing with pleasure/excitement.
