turn on
Make it work
To turn on is to activate something by switching it on: Turn on the lights.
Turn on also means to arouse sexually or excite interest: That kind of music really turns me on.
To turn on someone is to attack or betray them suddenly: The dog turned on its owner.
A turn-on is something that arouses attraction or interest.
To stimulate or excite
- attractDraw toward oneself
- enticeAttract by offering appeal
- seduceLure into intimacy
- allureAttractive, tempting quality
stimulate · tantalize · titillate · tempt · excite · thrill · captivate · charm
Circuit-breaking toggle device
enable · launch · initiate · trigger · operate · control · circuit · energize
arouse
To stimulate or excite
allure · stimulate · tantalize · titillate · tempt · excite · thrill · captivate · charm · magnetize
switch
Circuit-breaking toggle device
boot · enable · launch · initiate · trigger · operate · control · circuit · energize · electrify
engage
Actively participate or connect
- fascinateIntensely attract and hold
- intrigueSecret plotting or fascination
- captivateHold attention irresistibly
absorb · enthuse · inspire · motivate · hook · grab · curiosity · attention · enthusiasm · eagerness
light
Visible electromagnetic radiation
fire · burn · torch · gas · pilot light · stove · burner · lantern · candle · wick
- activatepower up, start, start up, enable, activate
- phrasal verbspick up, look at, put down, wait for, get up
- activationactivate, triggers, firing, commence, initiate
- betrayalbackstab, betray, betrayal, traitor, backstabber
- computer actionsclick, typing, clicking, browsing, save
- togglesoff, enable, disable, activate, deactivate
turn onturn off
Cease operation of
switch off · shut off · power down · deactivate · shut down
turn, on, turn up, turn off, turn down, turned on, activation, reactivation, deactivation