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hurricane lamp
noun
a candlestick or oil lantern protected against drafts or winds by a glass chimney.
hurricane lamp
noun
Also called: storm lantern.a paraffin lamp, with a glass covering to prevent the flame from being blown out
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of hurricane lamp1
Example Sentences
Six years later, she progressed to a little shack lit by hurricane lamps, before the Lims opened an eatery called Palm Beach Seafood in 1963.
Before the auction, Jones had made a list of the items he wanted: The hurricane lamps.
Or I could light the hurricane lamp me and Jay used when we lost power because of a storm.
Somebody lit a hurricane lamp and Richard wondered if the Nigerian bomber hovering above could see it, wondered how many Nigerian bombers were hovering above.
Overscale hurricane lamps, chunky straw place mats, wooden cake stands and Easter egg-pastel curtains are of part of the new look.
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