1. To invest with a halo.

2. A luminous and sometimes coloured circle occasionally surrounding the sun or moon; a glory encircling the brow of a saint; the glory in which enthusiasm invests an object.

3. To form into a halo.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• holow,
• hallf,
• hlleo,
• havle,
• halpe,
• heall,
• halem,
• hanle,
• ehale,
• halow,
• havor,
• halth,
• heloo,
• kahlo,
• hadly,
• halll,
• ihale,
• hlo,
• halph,
• hadle

• Hayley,
• hallow,
• halloo,
• hallah,
• Hal,
• hall,
• haul,
• Halos,
• hail,
• Hawley,
• halt,
• Hailey,
• hallway,
• half,
• hale,
• Hallie,
• Haile,
• Hallee,
• halle,
• Hally,
• halley.

The adverb form of the word "halo" is "haloed" or "halo-like".

The adjective form of the word "halo" is "haloed".