light

1. mod. alcohol intoxicated. I began to feel a little light along about the fourth beer.

2. n. an eye. (Crude. Usually plural.) You want I should poke your lights out?

3. n. a police car. A couple of lights turned the corner just as the robbers were pulling away.

See:

a guiding light
a heavy purse makes a light heart
a leading light
all sweetness and light
at first light
be all sweetness and light
be as light as a feather
be light years away
be light years away from
be light-headed
be out like a light
be the light of life
begin to see the light
bring to light
cast (some) light on (something)
cast (some) light upon (something)
come to light
cut out
feel light-headed
fire under
first see the light of day
fly light
gaslighting
get off light
get the green light
give (someone) the green light
give the green light
go easy
go light on
go light on (someone)
go light on (something)
go out like a light
green light
green light, the
guiding light
have a light heart
heavy heart, with a
hide light under a bushel
hide one's light under a bushel
hide your light under a bushel
idiot light
in a bad light
in a good light
in light of
in the cold light of day
in the light of
lace into
leading light
let there be light
light
light a fire under
light as a feather
light at the end of the tunnel
light bucket
light bulb
light dawned, the
light dawns
light fire
light heart
light in the loafers
light into
light into someone
light on
light out
light purse makes a heavy heart
light relief
light stuff
light up
light with
make light of
make light work of
Many hands make light work
out cold
out like a light
ray of light
red light
run a red light
sail into someone
see in a new light
see the light
see the light of day
shed (some) light upon (something)
shed light on
stand in (one's) own light
sweetness and light
the red-light district
throw (some) light on (something)
throw (some) light upon (something)
throw an amount of light on
travel light
trip the light fantastic
with a light heart
yellow light

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Lor	LOR	Limburgish
Nerthus	-	Germanic Mythology
Ina	EE-nə (English), IE-nə (English), EE-nah (Swedish, Dutch, Limburgish)	English, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Limburgish, Croatian
Ron	[rɔn]
LÉO	le-O	French
Burgess	['bə:dʒis]