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lit
1[ lit ]
adjective
- Slang. under the influence of liquor or narcotics; intoxicated (usually followed by up ).
Today's rally was really lit!
lit
2[ lit ]
verb
- a simple past tense and past participle of light 3.
lit
3[ lit ]
noun
- literature:
a college course in English lit.
lit
4[ lit ]
noun
lit.
5abbreviation for
- liter; liters.
- literal.
- literally.
- literary.
- literature.
Lit.
6abbreviation for
- (in Italy) lira; lire.
lit.
1abbreviation for
- literal(ly)
- literary
- literature
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of lit1
Origin of lit2
Example Sentences
“I want to see the sign lit up. That big arrow. ... It’s almost got an extraterrestrial connection.â€
The prime minister said the show was "at times harrowing" but had "lit a touch paper" under the debate about the issues.
Ehrenreich’s first performance in a play — a production of “Our Town†in which he played George and had his first kiss at age 13 — lit a fire under him.
The children sat on wooden benches bouncing their legs, clasping their hands and anxiously looking around the brightly lit courtroom.
They lit the fuse for Tiger Woods, who did quite nicely, but without any sustained challenger, even though Phil Mickelson tried his best.
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