lits
Lithuanian currency units
Lits is the plural of lit, most commonly referring to literature courses or studies: I'm taking two lits this semester—American lit and world lit.
In academic contexts, lits often appears in compound forms: English lits, comp lits (comparative literature).
The word carries an informal, student-speak quality.
Emitting light or joy
- luminousEmitting or reflecting light
- gleamingReflecting light brightly
- shimmeringGleaming with wavering light
- glitteringShining with small flashes
sparkling · twinkling · glimmering · dazzling · beaming · blazing · incandescent · fluorescent
Extended prose fiction
- poetryMetrical literary composition
- fictionImagined narrative work
- proseUnversified language
- classicsWorks of lasting value
texts · writings · essays · anthologies · manuscripts · tomes · volumes · publications
radiant
Emitting light or joy
- luminousEmitting or reflecting light
- gleamingReflecting light brightly
- shimmeringGleaming with wavering light
glittering · sparkling · twinkling · glimmering · dazzling · beaming · blazing · incandescent · fluorescent · neon
novels
Extended prose fiction
classics · texts · writings · essays · anthologies · manuscripts · tomes · volumes · publications · editions
ignite
Start burning something
kindle · blaze · spark · combustion · flicker · glow · smolder · torch · embers · scorch
- lit upMade bright or elated
- literary festivalEvent celebrating authors and books
- literary reviewEvaluation of written works
- children's literatureBooks aimed at youth
- classic literatureEnduring fictional works
- European literatureWritten works from Europe
lit, literature, literal, literary, literate, literally, illiterate, obliterate, aliterate