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lightingverb1present participle of light to set (something) on firewe lit the kindling before adding the heavier logs burning, enkindling, firing, igniting, inflaming(also enflaming), kindling, torching immolatingdeflagratingcharring, frizzling, scorchingbaking, broiling, cookingashing, cremating, incinerating, kilningsetting offbrightening, illuminating, illumining, irradiating, lightening, radiatingscalding, scathing, searingreigniting, rekindling, relightingbanking, stoking dousing(also dowsing), extinguishing, putting out, quenching, snuffing (out) choking, smothering, suffocatingstamping (out)blackening, darkening, dimming, dulling, obscuring to supply with lightthe lights from the TV cameras will light this room as though it were high noon bathing, beaconing, emblazing, illuminating, illuming, illumining, irradiating, lightening brighteningbeaming, beating (down), radiating, shiningenhaloing, haloingfloodlightinghighlighting, spotlightingblazing, burning, firing, flaming, glaring, glowing, igniting, incinerating, kindlingbedazzling, blinding, dazing, dazzlinggleaming, glistening, glittering blackening, darkening, obfuscating dimming, dulling, obscuringcovering, shrouding, veilingdousing(also dowsing), extinguishing, putting out, quenching, snuffing (out) to come to rest after descending from the airthe bird lit on the branch and began to sing alighting, landing, perching, roosting, settling, touching down belly-landing, crash-landing blasting off, taking off arising, ascending, climbing, risingfloating, flying, gliding, planing, soaring, winginghanging, hovering to come down from something (as a vehicle)he hurriedly lighted from the bus and started walking up the street before the 12th century |