| DAYLIGHTS | • daylights n. Plural of daylight. • daylights n. (Slang, chiefly fighting) Eyes. • daylights n. Mental soundness, wits, consciousness. |
| FANLIGHTS | • fanlights n. Plural of fanlight. • FANLIGHT n. a half-circle window with crossbars arranged like ribs of fan. |
| FOGLIGHTS | • foglights n. Plural of foglight. • fog␣lights n. Plural of fog light. • FOGLIGHT n. a motor-vehicle light used in foggy conditions. |
| GASLIGHTS | • gaslights n. Plural of gaslight. • gas␣lights n. Plural of gas light. • GASLIGHT v. to attempt to manipulate (a person) by continually presenting them with false information until they doubt their sanity. |
| LIGHTSHIP | • lightship n. (Nautical) A vessel riding at anchor and displaying a light for the guidance of sailors, in a position… • light-ship n. Alternative spelling of lightship. • LIGHTSHIP n. a ship intended to function as a lighthouse. |
| LIGHTSOME | • lightsome adj. Characterised by light; luminous; emitting or manifesting light; radiant. • lightsome adj. Characterised by lightness of weight, not heavy; nimble, active. • lightsome adj. Upbeat; cheery; light graceful. |
| LOWLIGHTS | • lowlights n. Plural of lowlight. • LOWLIGHT v. to enhance the natural colour of the hair. |
| MISLIGHTS | • mislights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mislight. • mislights n. Plural of mislight. • MISLIGHT v. to lead astray by its light. |
| PENLIGHTS | • penlights n. Plural of penlight. • PENLIGHT n. a small torch, also PENLITE. |
| SKYLIGHTS | • skylights n. Plural of skylight. • SKYLIGHT n. a window placed in a roof or ceiling to admit daylight. |
| SUNLIGHTS | • sunlights n. Plural of sunlight. • sunlights n. (Colloquial) The lighter coloring of hair in the summertime due to exposure to sunlight. • sunlights v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sunlight. |
| TEALIGHTS | • tealights n. Plural of tealight. • tea-lights n. Plural of tea-light. • tea␣lights n. Plural of tea light. |
| TWILIGHTS | • twilights n. Plural of twilight. • TWILIGHT v. to light imperfectly or faintly; to make twilit. |