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[Plural noun] | "lights" | \ ˈlīts \

1: the lungs especially of a slaughtered animal

Origin: 13th century ;

Middle English lightes, from light light in weight;

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[Plural noun] | "hazard lights"

1: special lights on a vehicle that flash on and off and are used to warn other drivers (as when the vehicle is not working properly) —called also hazards

Origin: 1966 ;

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[Plural noun] | "northern lights"

1: aurora borealis

Origin: 14th century ;

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[Plural noun] | "southern lights"

1: aurora australis

Origin: 1773 ;

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[Noun] | "light" | \ ˈlīt \

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; specifically : such radiation that is visible to the human eye

Origin: before 12th century ;

Middle English liht, light, going back to Old English lēoht, Anglian lēht, going back to Germanic *leuh-t-, neuter noun (whence also Old Frisian liācht "light," Old Saxon lioht, Middle Dutch licht, lich, Old High German lioht), probably syncopated from an earlier consonantal stem *leuhađa-, as in Gothic liuhaþ "light," derivative of an Indo-European base *leu̯k- "become bright," whence also Old Irish lóchet "flash of lightning," Welsh llug "light, radiance," llug y dydd "daybreak," amlwg "clear, easily see:n" (< *ambi-luk- with zero-grade), Latin lūceō, lūcēre "to emit light, shine" (Old Latin, "to cause to shine," with o-grade *lou̯k-), lūc-, lūx "light," Old Church Slavic luča "ray of light," Russian luč (genitive lučá), Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian lûč "kindling wood, torch" (< Slavic *lou̯k-), Old Prussian luckis "piece of firewood," Greek leukós "bright, shining, white," Armenian loys "light," Tocharian B lukṣäṃ "(s/he) brings light to, illuminates,"Sanskrit rócate "(it) shines, is bright," Avestan raociṇt- "brightening," Hittite lukta "it becomes light, dawns";

* Note : Gothic liuhaþ has been compared directly with Hittite lukkatt- "dawn, next morning." See also {lumen|lumen}, {lunar|lunar}.;

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[Noun] | "lights-out" | \ ˈlīts-ˈau̇t \

1: a command or signal for putting out lights

2: a prescribed bedtime for persons living under discipline

Origin: 1864 ;

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[Verb] | "light"

1: to become light : brighten —usually used with up

2: to take fire

3: to ignite something (such as a cigarette) —often used with up

Origin: before 12th century ;

Middle English lihten, lighten "to emit light, shine, dawn, shed light on, light (a fire, a candle), set fire to, illuminate," going back to Old English līohtan, līehtan, Anglian līhtan "to give light, become light, light (a candle)," going back to Germanic *leuhtije- (whence also Old Saxon liuhtan "to shine," Middle Dutch luchten, Old High German liuhten, Gothic liuhtjan "to give light"), weak verb derivative from *leuhta- "bright, {see: |light:2|light:2}";

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[Verb] | "light"

1: dismount

2: settle, alight

3: to fall unexpectedly —usually used with on or upon

Origin: before 12th century ;

Middle English, from Old English līhtan; akin to Old English lēoht light in weight;

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[Idiom] | "according to one's lights"

1: according to one's idea of what is right

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[Noun] | "lights"

1: the steady giving off of the form of radiation that makes vision possible;

* e.g., " ... he read poetry to her by the light of the moon "

Antonyms :
nobodies,
noncelebrities

2: something that provides illumination;

* e.g., " ... turn off the light when you go to bed "

Synonyms :
beacons,
illuminants,
lamps

Antonyms :
nightfalls,
sundowns,
sunsets

3: a person who is widely known and usually much talked about;

* e.g., " ... a leading light in the acting profession "

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[Noun] | "light"

1: the steady giving off of the form of radiation that makes vision possible;

* e.g., " ... he read poetry to her by the light of the moon "

Antonyms :
nobody,
noncelebrity

2: something that provides illumination;

* e.g., " ... turn off the light when you go to bed "

Synonyms :
beacon,
illuminant,
lamp

Antonyms :
nightfall,
sundown,
sunset

3: a person who is widely known and usually much talked about;

* e.g., " ... a leading light in the acting profession "

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[Verb] | "lights"

1: to set (something) on fire;

* e.g., " ... we lit the kindling before adding the heavier logs "

2: to supply with light;

* e.g., " ... the lights from the TV cameras will light this room as though it were high noon "

Antonyms :
blackens,
darkens,
obfuscates

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[Verb] | "lights"

1: to come to rest after descending from the air;

* e.g., " ... the bird lit on the branch and began to sing "

Antonyms :
blasts off,
takes off

2: to come down from something (as a vehicle);

* e.g., " ... he hurriedly lighted from the bus and started walking up the street "

Antonyms :
embarks

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[Verb] | "light"

1: to set (something) on fire;

* e.g., " ... we lit the kindling before adding the heavier logs "

2: to supply with light;

* e.g., " ... the lights from the TV cameras will light this room as though it were high noon "

Antonyms :
blacken,
darken,
obfuscate

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[Verb] | "light"

1: to come to rest after descending from the air;

* e.g., " ... the bird lit on the branch and began to sing "

Antonyms :
blast off,
take off

2: to come down from something (as a vehicle);

* e.g., " ... he hurriedly lighted from the bus and started walking up the street "

Antonyms :
embark

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[Verb] | "light (on or upon)"

1: to come upon unexpectedly or by chance;

* e.g., " ... the novelist lit upon the plot for his latest thriller while visiting a remote lighthouse in Maine "

Antonyms :
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[Verb] | "lights (up)"

1: as in burns, glows;

Antonyms :
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[Verb] | "lights (upon)"

1: as in tumbles (to), hits (upon);

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[Verb] | "lights out"

1: as in gets out, gets (away);

2: as in takes off, puts out;

Antonyms :
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