Lightness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Flittiness
Unsteadiness levity lightness
Daylight
The light of day as opposed to the darkness of night the light of the sun as opposed to that
Illuminate
To make light to throw light on to supply with light literally or figuratively to brighten
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Luminiferous
Producing light yielding light transmitting light as the luminiferous ether
Magnesium
A light silver white metallic element of atomic number 12 malleable and ductile quite permanent in dry air but tarnishing
Shining
Emitting light esp in a continuous manner radiant as shining lamps also bright by the reflection of light as shining
Photophilous
Light loving growing in strong light as many plants
Photobiotic
Requiring light to live incapable of living without light as photobiotic plant cells
VerbarLeggiadro
Light or graceful in a light delicate and brisk style
Lightsome
Having light lighted not dark or gloomy bright
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