light

Full of strong light that makes a place easy to see

Has very light color and often looks sick or afraid

Pure and distinct in sound or colour

Shining with a soft steady light like a lantern

A pale shade of blue like the sky on a clear day

Very bright and shining with strong light

Not dark in color, often pale like white

Having a light color that is not bright

Pale and weak light that is not bright

Clear and easy to see, like a sky or a thought

A little paler in color or not very heavy

A light color that is not strong

Full of bright light

Very pale in color with a light shade

With little or no light and not bright

Having a deep brown or nearly black color

Not bright or shiny with weak colour

To understand something important and change for the better

A sign that a hard time will soon end or get better

Seen in a different way that shows new sides

To fall asleep or become unconscious very quickly

Make a room feel happier and more lively

Make someone or something look bad to other people

Much more advanced than others in development and skill

Suddenly understand something when an idea appears in your mind

Make a room feel happy and friendly when someone arrives

A cheerful and friendly feeling among people

A person someone loves most and who makes them very happy

Dance in a lively, graceful way to music

A friendly, peaceful situation with no open arguments

A rude phrase that says a man seems feminine or gay

To make a flame with a match or lighter

To keep your talents or good work hidden instead of showing them to others

A person or group that gives hope and shows people how to behave

Can move quickly and lightly like a dancer

To start something that quickly becomes exciting or causes strong debate

Look suddenly very happy and excited

Become covered in many bright lights for decoration

To dance in a lively, elegant way to music

Make yourself look good to other people

Do things that stop you from succeeding

The distance light travels in one year in space, about 9.46 trillion kilometers

A glass object that makes light when electricity passes through it

A signal that lets you start or continue something, for example a traffic light

A red traffic light that tells cars and people to stop

The distance light travels in one year

A warning that something is wrong and you should stop or be careful

A constant speed at which light travels in empty space, about 300,000 kilometres per second

A device with red, yellow and green lights that controls cars and people at street intersections

The time in the morning when the sky starts to get bright

A light that flashes to warn people, for example on ambulances or at crossings

A pale shade of blue like the sky on a clear day

Light that contains all the colors you can see

Not dark in color, often pale like white

A pale brown color like dry sand in sunlight

A small lamp left on at night to give dim light in a room

A display of colored lights that move and change for entertainment

A device on a ceiling or wall that holds and powers a light bulb

A narrow line of light from a lamp or the sun

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

Light that comes from the sun, not from lamps

The speed that light travels in empty space

A very large gap in progress or quality

A kind of beer with less alcohol and fewer calories than regular beer

A light placed near a house entrance to help people see the door at night

A type of light from the sun that you cannot see and that can burn your skin

A gentle, brief contact made with little force

Light that people can see, like sunlight or lamp light

A light that flashes quickly and regularly to make visual effects

A fighter in the weight class between middleweight and heavyweight

A red light at the back of a car that comes on when you press the pedal to stop

A light that turns on in vehicles or machines to show a problem

A famous nickname for Paris that comes from its lights and art

A small gas flame that stays lit to light a larger burner

A pale green color like fresh grass

An area of a city where many people sell sex

A narrow column of light that you can see in the air

A traffic signal that warns drivers to slow down and prepare to stop

A narrow beam of light you can see shining through darkness

Light you cannot see that often feels warm

A person who leads and inspires others in a group by example

A light or fire used to send a message over a distance

A narrow beam of light that shines through an opening and lights a small area

Made for jobs that do not need much strength or heavy use

A phrase used to say something happens very fast

A bad way to show or talk about something

A soft dim glow when things are only partly seen, like at dawn or dusk

A gentle wind you feel on your face that moves leaves

A light on a boat that shows its position and direction at night

A quiet feeling of God's presence inside a person that guides their choices

Soft and airy with small air pockets that make it not heavy

A person who is respected and helps shape a group's ideas or work

Something or someone that brings hope during a difficult time

Poor lighting that makes it hard to see

A thin dairy product with about 18 percent fat used in cooking and on desserts

An easy task that takes little effort

A glass bulb with a thin wire that makes light when electricity passes through it

Clothes and rooms that are not heavy or tight and feel fresh and open

Warm yellow-orange light used to make a room or photo feel cosy

A very bright lamp used on film and TV sets to light actors

The time light or radio waves take to travel between two places

The amount of light you can see coming from a lamp or the sun in one direction

A small airplane used for private or hobby flying

A lamp that makes a room bright enough to see

A small device that measures light to help set camera settings

A short, funny musical play with singing and a light story

Small colored bulbs on a thin wire used to decorate trees or balconies

A small device that makes light when electricity flows through it, for example in traffic lights and screens

A sudden time when you understand something clearly

A short, shallow sleep you wake up easily from

A small light bulb that uses little electricity and lasts longer

An automatic gun that one soldier can carry and use

The distance light travels in empty space in one hour, about one billion kilometers