lunt
a match; the flame used to light a fire.
smoke or steam, especially smoke from a tobacco pipe.
to emit smoke or steam.
to smoke a pipe.
to kindle (a fire).
to light (a pipe, torch, etc.).
to smoke (a pipe).
Origin of lunt
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Other definitions for Lunt (2 of 2)
Alfred, 1893–1977, U.S. actor (husband of Lynn Fontanne).
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How to use lunt in a sentence
Mr. lunt here put the question,—Do you approve of the rescue?
Mr. lunt moved that the original complaint be amended by the addition of another count.
Mr. lunt said there might be a difference of practice in different states.
Mr. lunt objected to the inquiry, the charge against Mr. Davis being that he committed a specific act.
Mr. lunt here reviewed the evidence of the transactions in the court room more minutely.
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