scinˈtillous, a. rare.
[f. L. scintilla spark + -ous.]
Scintillating.
| 1826 Moore Mem. (1854) V. 49 The grand march of the line,..coming after the broken and scintillous verses that precede it. 1837 Richardson, Scintillant,..Scintillous. |
So † scinˈtillously adv., so as to produce sparks.
| a 1529 Skelton Bk. 3 Foles Wks. 1843 I. 203 Wyth theyr eyen beholdinge a trauers, of stomackes chaufed syntillously. |