Lighting is valid Scrabble Word

Is lighting a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is lighting valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for LIGHTING in dictionary:

VERB:

provide with light or lighting; illuminate
switch on (an electric light)
provide a light for (someone) so that they can see where they are going
become illuminated
make (something) start burning; ignite
begin to burn; be ignited
ignite a cigarette, cigar, or pipe and begin to smoke it
come upon or discover by chance
descend
fall and settle or land on (a surface)

NOUN:

illumination
the natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible
a source of illumination, especially an electric lamp
decorative illuminations
a traffic light
the amount or quality of light in a place
the light falling on the windows of a house.
understanding of a problem or mystery; enlightenment
spiritual illumination by divine truth.
an area of something that is brighter or paler than its surroundings
a device used to produce a flame or spark
a window or opening to let light in
a perpendicular division of a mullioned window.
a pane of glass forming the roof or side of a greenhouse or the top of a cold frame.
a person eminent in a particular sphere of activity
(in a crossword puzzle) a blank space to be filled by a letter.
A name sometimes applied to the process of annealing metals.
having abundant light or illumination
apparatus for supplying artificial light effects for the stage or a film
the craft of providing artificial light
the act of setting something on fire
an expression in someone's eyes indicating a particular emotion or mood
a person's opinions, standards, and abilities

ADJECTIVE:

having a considerable or sufficient amount of natural light; not dark
(of a colour) pale
of little weight; not heavy
deficient in weight, especially by a specified amount
not strongly or heavily built or made
carrying or suitable for small loads
carrying only light armaments
(of a vehicle, ship, or aircraft) travelling unladen or with less than a full load.
(of soil) friable, porous, and workable.
(of an isotope) having not more than the usual mass; (of a compound) containing such an isotope.
relatively low in density, amount, or intensity
(of sleep or a sleeper) easily disturbed
easily borne or done
(of food or a meal) small in quantity and easy to digest
(of a foodstuff) low in fat, cholesterol, sugar, or other rich ingredients
(of drink) not strongly alcoholic or heavy on the stomach
(of pastry or cake) fluffy or well aerated during cooking
gentle or delicate
(of type) having thin strokes; not bold
(of entertainment) requiring little mental effort; not profound or serious
not solemn or unhappy; cheerful
(of a woman) promiscuous.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to illuminate

Words related to LIGHTING

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How to use LIGHTING in a sentence

Besides lighting the streets and shops, the chief use of fire seems to be for cooking, lighting pipes and cigars, and fireworks to amuse the working classes.
Michelangelo decided for the latter, on account of its better lighting.
During the dance a red glow by means of special lighting arrangements filled the hall.
The peel is handy for tying up, and when dried makes a capital material for lighting fires.
She exalted this business of lighting the drawing-room lamp to a desperate, perilous adventure.
Still for a few weeks he used always to get one of the children to tell him of the lamps lighting, and this was the only sad little fancy the poor child ever indulged in.
LIGHTING UP Man is the animal that has made friends with the fire.
The room was large and lofty, and the lighting was altogether inadequate.
Lighting more torches at the fire, they ran out along the line of their elders and flung their torches as far as they could hurl them into the sea outside the reef.
As from a compartment above sifted down a dry light with great power of lighting.

By this time, the foremost ranks of the procession were some distance ahead, the limit of radiance just in advance, and lighting with special tenderness the funeral ark.
Camp to watch the burning fodder, to see that sparks from the stack did no harm, and lighting his lantern he went along the line fence again.
I started back in haste and reentered the tunnel again, striking a match every few seconds, lighting each by its predecessor.
The Hall was very high and cold and lonely, but in a parlor on the right-hand side we found an old woman lighting a fire which was already blazing merrily.
He was engaged in lighting a cigarette in the cup of his hands.
And as we approached the door the mother came, a happy smile lighting up her face, while with the rich music of her heart she bade her husband and her son welcome to their home.
This stirred him to action, and he went back to the kitchen with the intention of lighting the fire and getting breakfast.
When Arithelli had dragged herself up into her bedroom the sky was lighting with the dawn.
As I looked the flashes of a powerful searchlight swept the river, lighting up the opposite shores and playing upon the craft in the river.
The front of the great house was in order, with even the fires laid on all the hearths ready for lighting.
But as they penetrated further in, moving cautiously, lighting the way with every step, the walls sloped toward the back, approaching nearer to the floor.
We have walked the length of our tunnel, with a candle lighting the way.
Several times the sun threatened to break through, lighting the valley, but without revealing any stir among the cattle in the shelter of the creek.
But Dave had succeeded in lighting a lantern, and this he took time to hang from a hook on the nearest pole.
His wife one evening in light summer dress was writing a letter, and, lighting a candle to seal it, dropped the match among her draperies.
Some one had seen him standing on the steps, lighting a cigarette.
Lighting a candle he hastily stepped out upon the landing, and again called her name.
The shells just rained down over our gully, lighting up the dug-outs with each explosion.
He replied that he had a large lantern, which he put upon the end of a long pole, and with this he succeeded in lighting up the ruins.

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