lit
Set on fire
Lit is the past tense of light—illuminated, ignited, or set on fire: She lit the candle.
The room was beautifully lit.
His cigarette was already lit.
A well-lit space has good lighting; a lit fuse is burning.
In slang, lit means drunk, high, or extremely exciting and fun: The party was lit.
I got lit last night.
This sense exploded in popularity in the 2010s and can describe both intoxication and general excitement.
Made more luminous
- glowingGiving off steady light
- shiningGiving off light
- floodlitIntensely artificially illuminated
- spotlitLit by focused beam
backlit · torchlit · candlelit · moonlit · sunlit · starlit · lamplit · highlighted
Combustion with flames
- hypeExaggerated promotional fanfare
- dopeSlang triple-threat term
- sickUnwell or impressively cool
- epicImpressively grand in scope
poppin · turnt · bussin · slaps · goes hard · banging · wild · crazy
brightened
Made more luminous
spotlit · backlit · torchlit · candlelit · moonlit · sunlit · starlit · lamplit · highlighted · aglow
fire
Combustion with flames
epic · poppin · turnt · bussin · slaps · goes hard · banging · wild · crazy · insane
drunk
Impaired by alcohol
- tipsyMildly intoxicated
- buzzedMildly intoxicated
- inebriatedIntoxicated by alcohol
hammered · wasted · sloshed · plastered · sozzled · blotto · soused · loaded · smashed · tanked
fire
Combustion with flames
kindle · torch · candle · match · wick · embers · blaze · flicker · smolder · spark
- lightsunlight, daylight, shine, rays, moonlight
- slang for coolcool, rad, sick, dope, fire
- drunk slangdrunk, wasted, hammered, smashed, plastered
- drunkennessdrunk, tipsy, buzzed, intoxicated, inebriated
- intoxicationdrunk, inebriated, intoxication, inebriation, drunkenness
- fire statesablaze, afire, aflame, alight, blazing
litsober
Free from intoxication
clearheaded · straight · clean · lucid · clear-eyed
- lit upMade bright or elated
- literacy ratesMeasure of reading ability
- literary festivalEvent celebrating authors and books
- literary reviewEvaluation of written works
- children's literatureBooks aimed at youth
- classic literatureEnduring fictional works
literature, literal, literary, literate, literacy, literally, illiterate, obliterate, literati