Definition light in British English

a chink of light (phrase) a light in someone’s eyes (phrase) a ray of (phrase) all sweetness and light (phrase) arc light (noun) blue light (noun) brake light (noun) bring something to light (phrase) cast () light on something (phrase) catch the light (phrase) first light (noun) fluorescent light (noun) fog light (noun) give the green light (phrase) go out like a light (phrase) go through a red light (phrase) green light (noun) guiding light (noun) half-light (noun) hazard light (noun) hide your light under a bushel (phrase) in (the) light of something (phrase) in a etc light (phrase) in the cold light of day (phrase) industry (noun) jump a light (phrase) leading light (noun) light (noun) light (adjective) light (verb) light (adverb) light a fire under someone (phrase) light a fuse (phrase) light aircraft (noun) light ale (noun) light artist (noun) light at the end of the tunnel (phrase) light bulb (noun) light bulb moment (phrase) light entertainment (noun) light fitting (noun) light graffiti (noun) light gun (noun) light industry (noun) light meter (noun) light on (phrasal verb) light on your feet (phrase) light pen (noun) light pollution (noun) light rail (noun) light railway (noun) light relief (noun) light show (noun) light sleeper (phrase) light up (phrasal verb) light year (noun) light-fingered (adjective) light-headed (adjective) light-hearted (adjective) light-touch (adjective) make light of something (phrase) make light work of (doing) something (phrase) make work of someone (phrase) make work of something (phrase) middleweight (noun) pilot light (noun) red light (noun) red-light district (noun) reversing light (noun) run a (red) light (phrase) see the light (phrase) see the light of day (phrase) set light to something (phrase) strip light (noun) strobe light (noun) tail light (noun) the light of someone’s life (phrase) (the) light dawns (phrase) light on something (phrase) trip the light fantastic (phrase)