What is "dazzles"

Usage examples of "dazzles".

Warmth soothed her battered face while constellations danced into dazzles across her vision.

Afternoon sunlight fired dazzles on the seams and handles of the coffins, and through the heat haze the distant line of barracks shifted like waves in a troubled olive-drab sea.

Sunlight dazzled the water, and whenever wind riffled the surface, it seemed to be spreading the dazzles into a crawling crust of diamonds.

Waves of weakness poured through him, his heart hammered, and white dazzles flared in his vision.

But it was not from originality, which really made his predominant merit, that Maltravers derived his reputation, for his originality was not of that species which generally dazzles the vulgar--it was not extravagant nor /bizarre/--he affected no system and no school.

There was a kind of nothingness, though odd crooked dazzles of light still ran through it.

Merlin began to move along that path of light while the dazzles drew back or fled away.