lamp
- noun
- /læmp/
- I placed the lamp on my nightstand to provide light for reading before bed.
- a street lamp
- a fluorescent lamp
- turn on the lamp
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- So you can plug in a lamp or a siren or both.
- The the the the fucking on button for the lamp is in a hole.
- We got ourselves the LED mood lamp controller.
- Make sure you add enough light your that little clip lamp isn't enough.
- It's OK, I need a cooler lamp for this, right?
Examples
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It's a nice bright desk lamp and it looks, it looks so cool.
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So you can plug in a lamp or a siren or both.
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Why use a red light lamp and not a SAD lamp?
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Move the lamp to your right.
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All right, so this is a cool little lamp that I saw on Amazon.
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Think I'll be able to get this lamp in a taxi?
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There's a lamp right here.
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This is not an ordinary Tiffany lamp.
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While I finished the cookie, I switched on the desk lamp and called my answering service.
Fiction book (1990) -
Put your lamp here.
Synonyms
A device like a lamp or bulb that produces light
A small battery lamp that you hold to make light
A small handheld light that uses batteries
A small portable light with a clear cover that you can carry or hang
A glass object that makes light when electricity passes through it
A strong focused lamp that lights one person or a small area on stage
A light that gets power from wires, often from a bulb
A thing like a lamp or candle that makes a place bright so you can see
A lamp that burns oil to give light
A lamp that burns kerosene to give light
A small light that stands on a table for reading or making a room look nice
A tall light that stands on the floor to brighten a room
A lamp that burns gas to make light
A light bulb that makes light by a hot wire
A glass bulb with a thin wire that makes light when electricity passes through it
A light bulb that makes light by heating a thin wire inside glass
A lamp that makes a room bright enough to see
A long glass tube light used in offices and kitchens that uses electricity and lasts a long time
A light that uses electricity to shine
A lamp that makes very bright light by a steady electric spark between two metal rods
A lamp that makes very bright light when electricity jumps between two metal rods
A thing that gives light so you can see
A small lamp placed next to a bed for reading at night
A lamp that makes light when electricity passes between two metal points inside a gas
A small light you hold that uses batteries
A lamp that directs light upward to light walls or ceilings
A lamp that makes light by passing electricity between two metal parts inside a glass tube
A lamp that makes light when electricity passes through gas in a glass tube
Idioms
A sign that someone works late and studies hard, or the smell of an oil lamp
Compounds
- Literature
A small magical lamp in the story that brings a genie to grant wishes
- Specialized
A light bulb that makes light by heating a thin wire inside glass
- Specialized
A long glass tube light used in offices and kitchens that uses electricity and lasts a long time
- Specialized
A set of free programs used together to run websites, including Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP
- Archaic
A lamp that makes very bright light by a steady electric spark between two metal rods
- Archaic
A small electric light that glows when electricity passes through a gas, often used to show a device is on
- Specialized
A light that gives heat you can feel but not see, used to warm or help sore muscles
- Specialized
A lamp that makes light when electricity passes between two metal points inside a gas
- Archaic
A glass tube that covers a lamp flame to protect it and help it burn steadily
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A bright electric lamp that makes bluish light often used for streets and large indoor places
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A lamp that gives invisible light to make some paints glow and kill germs
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A bright lamp with a narrow beam used with a microscope to look inside the eye
- Archaic
An electric lamp that makes very bright light by an arc of electricity between two carbon rods
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A lamp with a quartz tube that gives very bright light and ultraviolet rays used to kill germs
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A small electric light that glows when electricity passes through neon gas
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A light that gives a strong yellow glow often used for street lighting
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A lamp that makes light by passing electricity between two metal parts inside a glass tube
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A sea animal with two shells and two arm-like parts with tentacles for feeding
A famous English nurse who cared for soldiers at night and carried a lamp during the Crimean War
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A lamp that makes light when electricity passes through gas in a glass tube
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A neon tube light that uses very fast electric currents around the tube instead of wires
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A lamp hung on a ship while it is at anchor to show its position at night
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A lamp that gives strong ultraviolet light for medical or beauty treatments
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Etymology
Lamp comes from the Greek word lampas, which meant 'torch' and came from a verb that meant 'to shine', so a lamp is something that gives light.