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Definition of light
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Light (v. i.) To
become
ignited;
to take fire; as, the match will not
light..
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Chiaro-oscuro
::
Chiaro-oscuro
(n.) The
arrangement
of light and dark parts in a work of art, such as a
drawing
or
painting,
whether
in
monochrome
or in
color..
Kelpy
::
Kelpy (n.) An
imaginary
spirit
of the
waters,
horselike
in form,
vulgarly
believed
to warn, by
preternatural
noises
and
lights,
those who are to be
drowned..
Hit
::
Hit (v. t.) To
guess;
to light upon or
discover.
Love
::
Love (n.) To take
delight
or
pleasure
in; to have a
strong
liking
or
desire
for, or
interest
in; to be
pleased
with; to like; as, to love
books;
to love
adventures..
Feveret
::
Feveret
(n.) A
slight
fever.
Light-ship
::
Light-ship
(n.) A
vessel
carrying
at the
masthead
a
brilliant
light,
and
moored
off a shoal or place of
dangerous
navigation
as a guide for
mariners..
Morne
::
Morne (n.) The first or early part of the day,
variously
understood
as the
earliest
hours of
light,
the time near
sunrise;
the time from
midnight
to noon, from
rising
to noon, etc..
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Easy to be
digested;
not
oppressive
to the
stomach;
as, light food; also,
containing
little
nutriment..
Bright
::
Bright
(a.)
Transmitting
light;
clear;
transparent.
Rocking-stone
::
Rocking-stone
(n.) A
stone,
often of great size and
weight,
resting
upon
another
stone,
and so
exactly
poised
that it can be
rocked,
or
slightly
moved,
with but
little
force..
Twilight
::
Twilight
(n.) faint
light;
a
dubious
or
uncertain
medium
through
which
anything
is
viewed.
Legge
::
Legge (v. t.) To
lighten;
to
allay.
Ethereal
::
Ethereal
(a.)
Consisting
of
ether;
hence,
exceedingly
light or airy;
tenuous;
spiritlike;
characterized
by
extreme
delicacy,
as form,
manner,
thought,
etc..
Volitation
::
Volitation
(n.) The act of
flying;
flight.
Calistheneum
::
Calistheneum
(n.) A
gymnasium;
esp. one for light
physical
exercise
by women and
children.
Weightless
::
Weightless
(a.)
Having
no
weight;
imponderable;
hence,
light..
Hobbler
::
Hobbler
(n.) One who by his
tenure
was to
maintain
a horse for
military
service;
a kind of light
horseman
in the
Middle
Ages who was
mounted
on a
hobby.
Thermopile
::
Thermopile
(n.) An
instrument
of
extreme
sensibility,
used to
determine
slight
differences
and
degrees
of heat. It is
composed
of
alternate
bars of
antimony
and
bismuth,
or any two
metals
having
different
capacities
for the
conduction
of heat,
connected
with an
astatic
galvanometer,
which is very
sensibly
affected
by the
electric
current
induced
in the
system
of bars when
exposed
even to the
feeblest
degrees
of
heat..
Alleviate
::
Alleviate
(v. t.) To
lighten
or
lessen
(physical
or
mental
troubles);
to
mitigate,
or make
easier
to be
endured;
as, to
alleviate
sorrow,
pain, care, etc. ; --
opposed
to
aggravate..
Notornis
::
Notornis
(n.) A genus of birds
allied
to the
gallinules,
but
having
rudimentary
wings and
incapable
of
flight.
Notornis
Mantelli
was first known as a
fossil
bird of New
Zealand,
but
subsequently
a few
individuals
were found
living
on the
southern
island.
It is
supposed
to be now
nearly
or quite
extinct..
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