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Padella
A large cup or deep saucer containing fatty matter in which a wick is placed used for public illuminations as at St Peters in Rome Called also padelle
Illuministic
Of or pertaining to illuminism or the Illuminati
Kerosene
An oil used for illuminating purposes formerly obtained from the distillation of mineral wax bituminous shale etc and hence called also coal oil
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Ligroin
inflammable than safe kerosene It is used as a solvent as a carburetant for air gas and for illumination in special lamps
Half moon
The moon at the quarters when half its disk appears illuminated
night sight
The ability to see in reduced illumination as in moonlight night vision
night vision
The ability to see in reduced illumination as in moonlight
Oil
mineral origin and of varied composition and they are variously used for food for solvents for anointing lubrication illumination etc By extension any substance of an oily consistency as oil of vitriol
Overshine
To shine over or upon to illumine
Alluminor
Alluminor, one who anciently illuminated, coloured, or painted upon paper or parchment, particularly the initial letters of charters and deeds. The word is
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