English

Pronunciation

Noun

lights

1. Plural of light
2. A butcher's term for the lungs of an animal (being lighter than adjacent parts).

Verb

lights

1. Third-person singular simple present of to light.

Anagrams

• slight

Light may refer to:

• Light, electromagnetic radiation, part of which stimulates the sense of vision
• Light, a device that produces light, such as:
  • Lamp (disambiguation)
  • Light fixture, an architectural device
  • List of light sources
• Light, the function of a lighter, to set something on fire

In food or beverages:

• 'Light' or 'lite', low alcohol beer
• 'Light', a category of 19th century Scottish beer which would be a mid-range beer today
• Light or diet food, containing lower levels of sugar, fat or salt
• The lungs of a food animal.

In entertainment:

• Light (novel), the science fiction novel by M. John Harrison
• "Light" (song), the 1993 KMFDM single
• Light (album) (2004), contemporary Christian studio album by Jeff Deyo
• Light (Twinbee), a character from the Konami game Twinbee
• Light (Doctor Who), a villain from Doctor Who
• Light Records, a record label
• Light Yagami, a character from the anime and manga series Death Note
• Lights (Archive album), a 2006 album by Archive
• Lights (Brigade album), a 2006 album by Brigade
• Light, disc one of Mike Oldfield's Light & Shade album
• Lights, a single from Journey's 1978 album Infinity
• Lights (singer), a Canadian synth pop singer
• Light, a quarterly magazine of light verse

In other uses:

• BBC Light Programme, a BBC radio station which was on air from 1945 until 1967
• Electoral district of Light, a state electoral district in South Australia
• Light (automobile), built in 1914 in Detroit
• Lights, cigarettes with a low level of nicotine.

See also

• lookfrom Light
• The Light (disambiguation)
• Lite (disambiguation)
• Light Fantastic (disambiguation)
• Alighting

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