Meaning & Definition of Lit in English
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Lit
To light something; slang for something exciting or excellent
Pronunciation:
/lɪt/Part of Speech:
adjective, verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: Past tense and past participle of light.
Example Sentence: He lit the candle.
Definition: Informally, something that is exciting or excellent.
Example Sentence: The party last night was lit!
Definition: To become intoxicated, especially with alcohol.
Example Sentence: After a few drinks, he was pretty lit.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English 'lit', past participle of 'light'.
Synonyms
illuminatedexcitingintoxicatedbright
Common Phrases and Expressions
- lit up: To become illuminated or excited.
- get lit: To become intoxicated or to party.
- lit AF: Very exciting or excellent.
Translations
- Spanish: encendido
- French: allumé
- German: entzündet
- Russian: зажжённый
Related Words
- light: The natural agent that stimulates sight and makes things visible.
- brightness: The quality or state of emitting or reflecting light.
Slang Meanings of lit
Meaning: Exciting or awesome.
Example Sentence: That concert was lit!
Meaning: Intoxicated or high.
Example Sentence: He was so lit after the party.