Definition of light:

part of speech: adjective

Lit or lighted.

part of speech: adjective

Not heavy; easy; active; notdeuse; unimportant; not grave.

part of speech: verb

To settle; dismount; come by chance.

part of speech: noun

That by which things are made visible; illumination; anything that illuminates, as a lamp, & c.; daytime.; knowledge.

part of speech: verb

To give light to; kindle.

Common misspellings * :

• kight (1.0%)
• enlight (0.2%)
• lifgt (0.4%)
• lighte (0.4%)
• hugh (0.2%)
• liht (1.2%)
• ligt (4.1%)
• lits (0.2%)
• ligth (15.1%)
• lightbulbs (1.0%)
• lgith (1.4%)
• lightbulb (1.0%)
• lt (0.2%)
• lightbox (0.6%)
• litle (0.2%)
• lighty (0.4%)
• iight (2.2%)
• lgiht (5.9%)
• loght (2.0%)
• lilght (1.0%)
• lightt (0.4%)
• ligh (22.4%)
• liight (1.2%)
• lighht (0.4%)
• leight (0.4%)
• ite (0.2%)
• ight (5.7%)
• lifht (1.2%)
• lites (0.2%)
• llight (2.4%)
• lght (1.8%)
• lioght (0.4%)
• linght (0.4%)
• lightl (0.2%)
• hlight (0.4%)
• lightbar (0.4%)
• ligght (1.0%)
• blub (0.2%)
• lihgt (0.8%)
• lighst (0.4%)
• lite (21.2%)
• lighthy (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• Hold the light here, Dick. "Menhardoc", - George Manville Fenn

• Indeed, it was the only way along which there now seemed to be any light "The Flag", - Homer Greene

• Don't make light of it, Mantel! "The Redemption of David Corson", - Charles Frederic Goss

• Let us put out the light "David Elginbrod", - George MacDonald