Meaning & Definition of word "Lit"

Lit

/lɪt/

1. Past tense and past participle of 'light', meaning to ignite or illuminate.
- Example: She lit the candles for the dinner party.
2. To cause to glow or to provide light.
- Example: He lit a fire in the fireplace to keep warm.

1. Slang for excellent or exciting; very enjoyable.
- Example: The party last night was so lit!
2. Intoxicated; under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- Example: After a few drinks, he was feeling pretty lit.

●Middle English 'lit', past participle of 'light'.

lit up:

To become illuminated or excited.

get lit:

To become intoxicated or to party.

lit AF:

Very exciting or excellent.

light:

The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible.

brightness:

The quality or state of emitting or reflecting light.

Meaning: Exciting or awesome.

● Example Sentence: That concert was lit!

Meaning: Intoxicated or high.

● Example Sentence: He was so lit after the party.