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There are 16 twenty-letter words containing LIGHT

astronomical␣twilight  beat␣the␣daylight␣out␣of  Counter-Enlightenment  daylight-savings␣times daylight␣savings␣times  daylight␣standard␣time  enlightened␣despotism  flightless␣cormorants  lighten␣someone's␣purse  lightning␣dischargers  light-off␣temperatures  moonlight-and-magnolia  moonlight␣requisition  put␣someone's␣lights␣out  screw-pile␣lighthouses  Traffic␣Light␣Protocol

18 definitions found

• astronomical␣twilight — n. The period in which the sun is between 12° and 18° below the…
• beat␣the␣daylight␣out␣of — v. Alternative form of beat the daylights out of.
• Counter-Enlightenment — n. Any of various strains of thought that arose in the late 18th…
• daylight-savings␣times — n. Plural of daylight-savings time.
• daylight␣savings␣times — n. Plural of daylight savings time.
• daylight␣standard␣time — n. In an area that uses daylight saving time, the clock time that…
• enlightened␣despotism — n. Synonym of enlightened absolutism.
• flightless␣cormorants — n. Plural of flightless cormorant.
• lighten␣someone's␣purse — v. (Idiomatic) to take money from someone.
• lightning␣dischargers — n. Plural of lightning discharger.
• light-off␣temperatures — n. Plural of light-off temperature.
• moonlight-and-magnolia — adj. Of or relating to romanticized historical portrayals of the…
• moonlight␣requisition — n. (Military slang) Unauthorized taking of materiel; theft of… — n. (Slang, euphemistic) Theft or receipt of stolen goods. — v. (Military slang) To steal or use materiel without authorization.
• put␣someone's␣lights␣out — v. (Idiomatic) To cause someone to become unconscious, especially…
• screw-pile␣lighthouses — n. Plural of screw-pile lighthouse.
• Traffic␣Light␣Protocol — prop.n. A system that uses traffic-light colours to indicate how…

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