English to English Dictionary

Light-Spot

A specific area or point that is illuminated or highlighted by light.

Light-a-Fire-Under-Someone

To motivate or encourage someone to take action or to work harder.

Light-beam

A distinct line or ray of emitted light traveling in a specific direction.

Light-colored

Having a pale or light shade of color rather than a dark one.

Light-footed

Moving with a quick, light step; agile and nimble.

Light-heartedness

A state of being cheerful and carefree.

Light-tan

Of a pale, yellowish-brown color resembling lightly tanned leather or sand.

Light-the-Fuse

To ignite a fuse, especially in the context of explosives.

Lighten

To make or become lighter in weight or color.

Lighter

A device used to create a flame for lighting cigarettes, candles, or other flammable materials.

Lighter-Than-Air-Aircraft

An aircraft that is capable of flight by being buoyant in the air, typically filled with a gas that is lighter than air, such as helium or hydrogen.

Lightheadedness

A feeling of dizziness or faintness, often accompanied by a sensation of being unsteady.