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lit
1[lit]
adjective
Slang.under the influence of liquor or narcotics; intoxicated (usually followed byup ).
Slang.amazing; awesome; cool (used as a general term of approval).
Today's rally was really lit!
lit
2[lit]
verb
a simple past tense and past participle of light.
lit
3[lit]
noun
literature.
a college course in English lit.
lit
4[lit]
noun
lit.
5abbreviation
liter; liters.
literal.
literally.
literary.
literature.
Lit.
6abbreviation
(in Italy) lira; lire.
lit.
1abbreviation
literal(ly)
literary
literature
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of lit1
Origin of lit2
Example Sentences
The vigil took place at Birch Hill Recreation Ground in Bracknell on Friday evening, with candles lit and balloons released in Othniel's memory.
The toy maker also released Hello DreamHouse, which lit up parts of the house in response to voice commands.
Australia had reached 28 without loss just before tea when their tormentor from the first day, Rabada, lit the blue-touch paper.
"She gave him a rose, and he gave her one back. His face lit up and she started a conversation with him," Glen added.
In a tribute to Norma, a spokesperson for the centre said: "Norma switched on the lights, but it was her wonderful personality and smile that truly lit up the yard."
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