light

an object that produces a flame for igniting something.

Pass me the light and a cigarette.

by FJS April 10, 2006

light

Something that Mario didn't bring when it was kinda dark.

Mario: Gee it's kinda dark.

Luigi: You bring a light?

Mario: NO.

by keyslayer101 August 13, 2010

light

1) hella good

2) easy as pie

3)happy

4)high, drug induced

1) mmmm this ice cream is hella light

2)person1:did you take mrs. b's test?
person2:yeah, that test was light

3)person1:mmmmmm, this ice cream makes me light

4) person1:dude, after smoking that blunt i felt light as fuck
person2:church

by MEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW May 15, 2007

light

a light is a shine through a window that shines through the window and shines the whole house

person 1 -"look its light"

person 2-" wow its really bright"

by computertreecastle207991 January 4, 2021

light

1. protons generated during nuclear reaction or electronic orbital jumps.

2. "Light" as a spiritual term. Not a diety but an essence of life and goodness.

1. color" is when photons are refleceted in diffrent "way" from objects and are recieved by retinal cells which have 3 types of color percepters.

2. people who believe in the Light insread of christian or a religion empersonated by a god, h ave more freedom of belief since they are neither atheic nor monotheists.

by axis August 17, 2004

light

adj. Somebody who is 'light' is boring and often unwilling to take part in adventurous activities, usually for fear of being unsensible or dealing with the consequences.

Originally comes from 'lightweight' - somebody who cannot hold their drink.

"Don't be light" lyrics from song by AIR of the same name, urging people to take more risks.

Itapu: Nah, I don't want to take part in the wrestling-whilst-covered-in-flaming-jet-fuel-athon. I'm just going to stay at home.
Trevor: ffs, you're so light

by B. Dory March 21, 2009

light

A visible reassurance of ones surroundings.

A single candlelight flame can eliminate an entire room of darkness.

by manamoame June 27, 2010