Object

• candle: I may not of knew her, but I will honor her and light a candle in her memory.

• cigarette: She pauses to light a cigarette with a flame which spurts from her finger.

Converse of object

• shed: The report also draws on recent research in this arena to shed light on the issues relating to learner support.

• throw: In terms of historical research, these items are almost worthless; however, they throw light on their authors ' politics.

• flash: We do not use flashing lights - we do not play chart music.

• shine: You can also amuse yourself watching the local fishermen shining bright lights on the waters to attract squid.

• emit: Please note that Vitagnost Highlight emits cold laser light that does not heat the treated tissues.

Adjective modifier

• bright: You can also amuse yourself watching the local fishermen shining bright lights on the waters to attract squid.

• green: PROPOSALS to restructure the Scottish League could have big implications for Stirling Albion if the detail in the dossier ever gets the green light.

• red: The same red light can be either a sign of safety or the evidence of our guilt.

• ultraviolet: Skin will be tested by shining ultraviolet light to limited areas and by taking tiny skin samples.

• dim: The object now changed from a brilliant white to a duller or dimmer light with an orange tinge.

• fluorescent: The more fluorescent lights, the larger the growing area.

Modifies a noun

• bulb: On a lighter note, how many WA crew members do you think it takes to change a light bulb?

• refreshment: There will be an informal get-together afterward in the Parish Center on Newton Drive, with light refreshments.

• fitting: The city also undertakes to recycle all discarded lamps and light fittings.

Used with adjective complement

• shed: The release of pupil progress data for 2003 will shed further light on this.

Noun used with modifier

• traffic: Through traffic lights, take left lane over railroad bridge.

• laser: Can I use low level laser light on the Crow's Feet around my eyes?

• fairy: Planes brought others of the privileged, settling on the new airstrip, which was ablaze with landing and fairy lights.