Lamp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to supply with a light
• supply with lamps; illuminate
• shine
• hunt at night using lamps, especially for rabbits
• hit or beat (someone)
• go quickly with long steps
NOUN:
• a device for giving light, either one consisting of an electric bulb together with its holder and shade or cover, or one burning gas or oil and consisting of a wick or mantle and a glass shade
• an electrical device producing ultraviolet, infrared, or other radiation, used for therapeutic purposes.
• a source of spiritual or intellectual inspiration
• device which produces light from electricity, oil, or gas
• A thin plate or lamina.
• A light-producing vessel, instrument or apparatus; especially, a vessel with a wick used for the combustion of oil or other inflammable liquid, for the purpose of producing artificial light.
• Figuratively, anything which enlightens intellectually or morally; anything regarded metaphorically a performing the uses of a lamp.
• A device or mechanism for producing light by electricity. See Incandescent lamp, under Incandescent.
• an artificial source of visible illumination
• a piece of furniture holding one or more electric light bulbs
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to look at

Words related to LAMP

bowat10 lamped11 lamping12 lampings13 lamps9

Words that contain LAMP

clamp11 lamps9 clamps12 lampad11 lampas10 lamped11 lamper10 bedlamp14 clamped14 clamper13 lampads12 lampern11 lampers11 lamping12 lampion11 lamplit11 lampoon11 lamprey14 lampuka15 lampuki15 sunlamp11 unclamp13 bedlamps15 blowlamp17 clampers14 clamping15 eclampsy17 glamping14 glowlamp16 headlamp16 lampases12 lampasse12 lamperns12 lamphole15 lampings13 lampions12 lampless12 lampoons12 lamppost14 lampreys15 lampukas16 lampukis16 lampyrid16 sunlamps12 taillamp12 unclamps14 blowlamps18 clampdown19 clampered16 clampings16 eclampsia15 eclamptic17 flashlamp19 glampings15 glowlamps17 headlamps17 lampadary17 lampadist14 lampasses13 lampblack21 lampbrush18 lamperses13 lampholes16 lamplight17 lampooned14 lampooner13 lampposts15 lampshade17 lampshell16 lampstand14 lampyrids17 melampode16 palampore15 taillamps13 unclamped16 clampdowns20 clampering17 eclampsias16 eclampsies16 flashlamps20 lampadists15 lampblacks22 lampholder18 lamplights18 lampooners14 lampoonery17 lampooning15 lampoonist14 lampshades18 lampshells17 lampstands15 melampodes17 palampores16 streetlamp14 unclamping17 lampadaries16 lampblacked24 lampholders19 lamplighter19 lampoonists15 lamprophyre23 streetlamps15 lampadedromy23 lampadomancy24 lampblacking25 lamplighters20 lampooneries16 lamprophyres24 lamprophyric26 preeclampsia20 preeclamptic22 lampadephoria23 preeclampsias21 lampadedromies22 lampadephorias24 lampadomancies23

How to use LAMP in a sentence

• By and by, as I held the lamp close, I observed that his eyes were open.
• She took these with her to please the Sultan, and set out, trusting in the lamp.
• She took the lamp to the parlour and stood before the photograph of Ninian Deacon, and looked her fill.
• The passage was dimly lighted by a little lamp on a bracket.
• Neither up nor down the single business thoroughfare did a street lamp show its face.
• The broken lamp had set fire to the window curtains.
• Then Johnny saw the man walk to the lamp and turn the light down low, and leave the great big room.
• Had I turned to the wrong page? I started to my feet, and held the book close to the light of the lamp that hung over the dining table.
• When the light of the lamp was in the next room all was perfectly silent.
• He looked at nothing in the room but the lamp on the table where Trenholme had lately put it.
• Does not take fire or explode if the lamp be upset or broken.
• He held it close to the lamp, and smiled with satisfaction.
• The world may be likened to the lamp chimney, whereas man is the light.
• Calvin drew down the curtain of the one window and lighted a lamp.
• They fed the stone lamp between their knees, and nibbled at the half-warm seal-meat, and watched the black soot gather on the roof for seventy-two long hours.
• Esher managed to turn his head, and watched the Japanese officer copying an order by the light of a bicycle lamp.
• They did not light the lamp, as it would have been a sin to work, but talked in the darkness.
• They passed through an antechamber, which seemed, by the faint light of the lamp, to contain nothing but piles on piles of china, and entered the room of state.
• The light from a lamp fixed in the hotel wall fell upon her upturned face.
• Though many chose to depend entirely on their own lamp, yet it was observed that this light was apt to go out, if left to itself.

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