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noun

1. Something that makes vision possible
2. The sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual receptors
3. Electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength that travels in a vacuum with a speed of 299,792,458 meters (about 186,000 miles) per second
4. Daylight

   "was up each morning at the first light"

5. Dawn
6. A celestial body

   "As night fell the lights in the sky multiplied."

7. Candle

   "put a light in the window"

8. An electric light
9. A color of notable lightness a light or pale color
10. Clothing that is light in color

    "always washed his lights separately from his darks"

11. Sight
12. Spiritual illumination

    "the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it"

13. Inner light
14. Enlightenment

    "reaching out and groping for a pathway to the light"

15. Truth
16. Public knowledge

    "facts brought to light"

17. A particular aspect or appearance presented to view

    "saw the matter in a different light"

18. A particular illumination
19. Something that enlightens or informs

    "shed some light on the problem"

20. A medium (such as a window) through which light is admitted
21. A set of principles, standards, or opinions

    "worship according to one's lights"

22. A noteworthy person in a particular place or field

    "a literary light among current writers"

23. A particular expression of the eye

    "listened with a fiery light burning in her eyes"

24. Lighthouse, beacon
25. Traffic light
26. The representation of light in art
27. A flame for lighting something (such as a cigarette)
28. something that makes vision possible
29. the sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual receptors
30. electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength that travels in a vacuum with a speed of 299,792,458 meters (about 186,000 miles) per second; specifically : such radiation that is visible to the human eye

adjective

1. Having light bright

   "a light airy room"

2. Not intense in color, coloring, or pigmentation not dark pale

   "light hair"

3. Medium in saturation and high in lightness

   "light blue"

4. Served with extra milk or cream

verb

1. To become light brighten
2. To take fire
3. To ignite something (such as a cigarette)
4. To set fire to
5. To conduct with a light guide
6. Illuminate

   "rockets light up the sky"

7. Animate, brighten

   "a smile lit up her face"

adjective

1. Having little weight not heavy
2. Designed to carry a comparatively small load

   "a light truck"

3. Having relatively little weight in proportion to bulk

   "aluminum is a light metal"

4. Containing less than the legal, standard, or usual weight

   "a light coin"

5. Of little importance trivial
6. Not abundant

   "light rain"

7. Easily disturbed

   "a light sleeper"

8. Exerting a minimum of force or pressure gentle

   "a light touch"

9. Resulting from a very slight pressure faint

   "light print"

10. Easily endurable

    "a light illness"

11. Requiring little effort

    "light work"

12. Capable of moving swiftly or nimbly

    "light on his feet"

13. Frivolous

    "light conduct"

14. Lacking in stability changeable

    "light opinions"

15. Sexually promiscuous
16. Free from care cheerful
17. Less powerful but usually more mobile than usual for its kind

    "light cavalry"

18. Made with a lower calorie content or with less of some ingredient (such as salt, fat, or alcohol) than usual
19. Having a relatively mild flavor
20. Easily digested

    "a light soup"

21. Well leavened

    "a light crust"

22. Coarse and sandy or easily pulverized

    "light soil"

23. Dizzy, giddy

    "felt light in the head"

24. Intended chiefly to entertain

    "light verse"

25. Carrying little or no cargo

    "the ship returned light"

26. Producing goods for direct consumption by the consumer

    "light industry"

27. Not bearing a stress or accent

    "a light syllable"

28. Having a clear soft quality

    "a light voice"

29. Being in debt to the pot in a poker game

    "three chips light"

30. Short

    "light on experience"

31. Casual, occasional

    "a light smoker"

adverb

1. Lightly
2. With little baggage

   "travel light"

verb

1. Dismount
2. Settle, alight

   "a bird lit on the lawn"

3. To fall unexpectedly
4. To arrive by chance happen

adjective

1. Light

   "lite beer"

2. Diminished or lacking in substance or seriousness

   "lite news"

noun

1. The process including contraction of the pupil and decrease in rhodopsin by which the eye adapts to conditions of increased illumination

noun

1. Wind having a speed of 1 to 3 miles (about 1 to 5 kilometers) per hour see Beaufort Scale Table