lightbulbin'

The act of noticing an unlit lightbulb, removal of said lightbulb, replacement of lightbult and installation of replacement lightbulb.

"I have to go home and do some "lightbulbin'."

by Barrett Gruber January 1, 2008

light play

The way that light falls on objects and continuously casts itself throughout the day.

The light play in my home was beautiful this evening - it danced on the walls and skipped along my crystal vases, casting magnificent prisms this way and that.

by bennywebs12 February 21, 2017

Red Light Runners

Also commonly referred to as a ‘twat’ or other such expletives, red light runners are those who partake in the most vile of civil obediences that of being public pain in the ass number one. These individuals thrive on the attention they receive from other angry motorists as they consistently go out of their way to put the rest of society into physical danger.

Dude wats up with him

NOt sure eh hes just a twat red light runners

by Scud_16 April 7, 2007

Night Light

Smoking marijuana before bed. The opposite of a Wake & Bake.

Last night I couldn't sleep so I had a night light and it put me right to bed.

by PeacefulStoner April 10, 2011

Awkward Lighthouse

Used in awkward situations. You put both hands into fists and place them one on top of each other. Then at the top you open and close you hand in a blinking motion.

A: I hate Mr Post
Mr Post: Well I hate kids
A: (to friend) Awkward lighthouse

by MFIR April 28, 2011

overprotective red light

The red left turn light. Especially in the very early morning, when there are no cars on the road, but you still have to wait to turn left, since turning left would technically be illegal.

Dude, it's 3am. Just run the overprotective red light.

by Schrodinger Penguin December 26, 2010

light it up red

A slogan that supports autistic people to freely express themselves. This goes in contrast to "light it up blue" which only promotes the awareness of autism, even though almost everyone has at least heard of autism by now. "light it up red" however, promotes respect and acceptance towards autistic individuals and is a more meaningful way to promote the autistic community.

Red is the color of love, ambition, and respect. Blue is the color of disappointment and depression. Lets light it up red instead to let everyone know that the autistic community is capable of understanding and respect.

by Dubiks December 6, 2018