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Light A force that makes things visible. It can also be very amusing. ■ "The comedian was as light as a feather on stage, but his jokes were anything but.
Signal A light or sound used to convey a message, such as the green light indicating it's safe to cross the street. ■ "I saw a red signal at the intersection, but I ignored it and ran the light anyway. It's amazing how lucky I am not to have been caught."
Candles Long-lasting, smelly sticks used to light up the room. ■ I can't believe I forgot my candles at home. I'm stuck in a dark room with nothing but my phone as a source of light.
Fireflies Little flying bugs that light up at night, known for their cute and quirky personalities. ■ "Fireflies are the ultimate party animals, they know how to light up any room with their sparkling displays!"
Ray A narrow beam of light or sound, such as a ray of sunlight or a musical note. ■ I'm blind without my glasses. They help me see the world through a ray of light!
Sparkling Something that is brightly shining or glittering with a light that is similar to the sparkle of diamonds. ■ "She had a sparkling smile that could light up a room, even on the darkest of nights."
flares An explosive device used to light up a room or space. ■ I accidentally set off the fire alarm by flaring my potato chips in the microwave., A sudden and brilliant flash of light, often accompanied by a loud noise. ■ The lightning bolt lit up the sky like a flare during the fireworks display., A term used to describe someone who is especially outgoing or sociable, often in a flashy or attention-seeking way. ■ "I can't stand flares, they're always so loud and obnoxious."
flickering The act of rapidly flipping a light switch on and off, usually in an attempt to communicate with someone or to get attention. ■ When the power went out, John started flickering the light switch in his bedroom in hopes that his neighbor would come over and help him change the bulb.
Lighted To be illuminated by the light of a match or lighter. ■ "I accidentally lit my hair on fire while trying to light a cigarette. I was so embarrassed, but at least my hair was beautifully 'lighted' for the rest of the night!
limelight The bright, white light emitted by a burning lime. ■ John was thrilled when he found out that the new lighting system at work was using limelight to brighten up the office. He had always been fascinated by the color and intensity of the light.
shadows The dark areas created by the obstruction of light, typically caused by objects in the way of the light source. But let's be real, who really cares about those shadows? They're just a bunch of darkness trying to ruin your day. ■ I don't know why people are so obsessed with those shadows. They're just black holes of nothingness, and they make everything look gloomy.
accelerate To go faster than someone or something else is going. ■ "She accelerated her car to beat the traffic light, but ended up getting pulled over by a police officer."
astral A state of being in which one is able to perceive the spiritual or ethereal realm. ■ "I had an astral experience last night when I dreamt I was flying on a beam of light."
beacon A shining light used to guide ships or airplanes. ■ "I don't know why people always get lost in the woods, there's a perfectly good beacon just down the path."
Beautiful An adjective used to describe someone or something that is pleasing and attractive to the senses. ■ "She had a beautiful smile that could light up any room."
Beauty The quality of being pleasing to the senses, particularly in terms of appearance. ■ "She has a beauty that could light up a room."
bistro A small, casual restaurant that serves light meals and drinks. ■ "I went to the bistro for a quick lunch of soup and salad. It was so good that I forgot about my diet!"
blackness A color so dark that it resembles the absence of light. Also known as darkness. ■ "I forgot my flashlight at home and was plunged into complete blackness when I entered the cave."
blazes A fire that is burning with intense heat and light. ■ "The fireworks show was a spectacular display of colors, but the flames were blazing so brightly that it was almost too much to look at!"
blinded To become unable to see due to lack of light or injury. ■ "I accidentally blinded myself with a tennis ball. I guess that's what you get for trying to catch a fast serve!"
blip A brief, bright flash of light or sound. ■ The television screen blinked and the sound of a siren blipped in the background.
Blonds A person with hair that is naturally or artificially colored white, light brown, or blonde. ■ "I've always been fascinated by the way blonds seem to have so much more fun in life."
bluebells A flower with a light blue color that is often used to decorate gardens and parks. ■ "I decided to plant some bluebells in my garden because they always put a smile on my face."
Boom A loud, sudden sound, often accompanied by an explosion or bright light. ■ "I accidentally dropped my phone and it gave a big boom when it hit the ground."
bordeaux A type of red wine that is light and refreshing, often enjoyed on sunny days. ■ "I had a glass of bordeaux with my lunch and it was so delicious, I could have drunk the whole bottle!"
breezy adjective Easy and light, often in an effortless or carefree manner. ■ When we arrived at the beach, the cool breeze made the hot sun bearable.
candle A stick of wax that provides light when burned. ■ John's mom always makes sure there are candles on the dinner table to set the mood for her cooking.
caress A light and affectionate touch, often used to express love or admiration. ■ He couldn't help but caress her cheek whenever he saw her smile.
clergyman A funny religious leader who always has a joke up his sleeve. ■ "The clergyman's sermon was hilarious, he even managed to make light of the serious topic at hand with his clever puns."
cork A light, buoyant substance made from the bark of a tree. It is typically used as a stopper for a bottle. ■ "I accidentally corked my wine and now it's all over my shirt."
cornflakes noun, a light and flaky cereal made from corn. ■ "I had a bowl of cornflakes for breakfast this morning. It was the perfect way to start my day!
crystals A small, clear, and colorless solid substance that has a very high refractive index. ■ "I'm sorry, I can't see you because my glasses are made of crystals and they keep reflecting all the light in the room."
Darker adjective Characterized by a lack of light, or the absence of brightness and cheerfulness in one's appearance. ■ "I forgot my umbrella at home and now I'm completely darker than I used to be."
Darkness The absence of light, often used to describe a situation that is mysterious or ominous. ■ "I heard a strange noise coming from the darkness of the basement. I couldn't shake the feeling that something sinister was lurking there."
dawned To suddenly appear or become apparent in the morning light. ■ I woke up with a start as my alarm dawned, and I realized that I had overslept.
daylights The period of time during the day when it is light outside. ■ I forgot to turn off my lights before leaving home and now I'm driving in the daylights. Not exactly the most efficient way to get around.
delicate A person or thing that is very thin, light, or easily broken. Something that requires great care and attention. ■ "I had to be so delicate when handling the porcelain vase, I didn't want to break it!
detonators A device used to ignite explosives or fireworks by producing a sudden, sharp sound or light. ■ "The crowd went wild when the detonators were triggered, lighting up the night sky with a brilliant display of fireworks."
dimly adverb In a manner that is barely perceptible or noticeable, often due to poor lighting. ■ She turned off the light and then walked out of the room, leaving me alone in the dimly lit room.
Dismissal The act of sending someone away, usually because they are no longer needed or wanted. ■ After the employee's poor performance was brought to light, the boss decided to give her a dismissal and let her go.
doze A light, involuntary sleep, usually during the day. ■ "John accidentally dozed off during his friend's boring speech."
Electrified Feeling like a light bulb went off in your head after hearing something hilarious. ■ "Wow, that joke was so bad, it electrified me!"
electrocute An extremely embarrassing or humiliating situation caused by an electrical shock. ■ "I accidentally touched the live wire while changing a light bulb and now I'm electrocute!"
emerges To appear suddenly and unexpectedly, often in a dramatic or impressive manner. ■ When the sun rises over the horizon, it emerges with a blaze of glory, casting its golden light upon the land below.
facetious1 adjective: characterized by or reflecting a light, playful, and often ironic tone. ■ She was facetious about the situation but deep down she was worried too.
Feather A light, downy material found on the wings and tails of birds. ■ "I was so tickled by the funny way the feather tickled my face while I was sleeping."
firing A sudden and intense burst of sound, light, or energy. Often used to describe a gunshot. ■ "I accidentally fired my phone while trying to take a selfie."