Crossword clues for halos
halos
- Saints' radiant circles
- Saints' headgear
- Saintly signs
- Overhead rings
- Moon phenomena
- Moon circles
- Light circles
- Headgear for some
- Circular glows
- Angelic features
- Anaheim team, in sportscasts
- They're over angels' heads
- They glow above angels
- They float over angels
- Sun and moon circles
- Street-lamp effects
- Street lamp effects
- Some lunar effects
- Signs of innocence
- Schuller book, "Turning Hurts Into ___"
- Saints' head surrounders
- Saintly toppers
- Saintly head toppers
- Rings over angels
- Radiant circles
- Overhead ovals
- Overhead circles
- Noodle rings?
- Nickname for the MLB's Angels
- Moon arcs
- MLB's Angels, in sportscasts
- Los Angeles Angels, in sportscasts
- Lofty circles
- Lights above some wings
- Items in Los Angeles Angels logos
- Illuminated rings
- Iconographic nimbi
- Iconic rings
- Holy glows
- Heavenly lights
- Heavenly head covers
- Headgear in "Green Pastures"
- Good signs?
- Glorious auras
- Floating rings
- Crowns of light
- Circles over angels' heads
- Circles of angels
- Circles in religious iconography
- Baseball's Angels, in headlines
- Angels' illuminants
- Angelic lights
- Anaheim team, to fans
- Anaheim athletes, in local sportscasts
- Accessories for angel costumes
- Light headwear?
- Angels' headgear
- Circles overhead?
- Signs of divinity
- Meteorological effects
- Symbols of goodness
- Signs of goodness
- They may appear over icons
- Items often done in gold leaf
- Nickname for the Anaheim Angels
- Some church overhead?
- Purity rings?
- They hover over some icons
- Rings of angels
- Angel hair toppers?
- Celestial rings
- Rings up?
- Arcs of light
- Aureoles or glorioles
- Circles of light
- Saintly symbols
- Nimbi
- Rings of light
- Saints' circlets
- Angels' toppers
- Circles of glory
- Angelic headgear
- Heavenly headgear
- Moon or sun circles
- Celestial headgear
- Angelic symbols
- Saintly glows
- Head lights?
- Radiant rings
- Saintly circles
- Celestial circles
- Symbols of sanctity
- Saintly rings
- Religious circles?
- Heavenly rings
- Angelic auras
- Saintly auras
- Light rings
- Head lights
- Glowing rings over angels
- Divine rings
- Angels' headwear
- Angels' headpieces
- Angelic toppers
- Angelic rings
- Angelic headwear
- Angelic circles
- Sun circles
- Signs of saintliness
- Signs of angels
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Halo \Ha"lo\ (h[=a]"l[-o]), n.; pl. Halos (-l[=o]z). [L. halos, acc. halo, Gr. "a`lws a thrashing floor, also (from its round shape) the disk of the sun or moon, and later a halo round it; cf. Gr. e'ily`ein to enfold, 'ely`ein to roll round, L. volvere, and E. voluble.]
A luminous circle, usually prismatically colored, round the sun or moon, and supposed to be caused by the refraction of light through crystals of ice in the atmosphere. Connected with halos there are often white bands, crosses, or arches, resulting from the same atmospheric conditions.
A circle of light; especially, the bright ring represented in painting as surrounding the heads of saints and other holy persons; a glory; a nimbus.
An ideal glory investing, or affecting one's perception of, an object.
A colored circle around a nipple; an areola.
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
or Halus was a settlement in Ancient Greece, in the region of Phthiotis.
The Halos was a round open space close to the temple of Apollo in Delphi, where ancient rituals were being performed.
Usage examples of "halos".
In New Orleans it was just robes and halos and once a season a zither.
Weird little halos of coloured light cloaked five miniature flatscreens which flickered with the image of the good ship Mirriam, half covered with red digital read-outs.
Wings may be faked, halos might be contrived, but beauty without makeup was surely impossible to feign.
This series of overlapping halos communed with the flickering glow of the fire.
If any prying observer ventured to spy into the mysteries of her glands and canals and fluids, she covered up her work in blinding mists and bewildering halos, like the deities of old.
Looking out by the weak halos of gas lanterns, they were at such high mental alert that they barely noticed how indifferently the night passed without granting them the slightest advance.