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hot light

American  

noun

Television.
  1. a powerful light used in television production.


Example Sentences

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But after lunch Father took her hand and led her out into the bright, hot light.

From Literature

"All cultures have this healing, hot, light chicken soup that's economical to make and easy to bulk out," from matzo ball soup to caldo de pollo, Zoe said.

From Salon

If it is stunted and/or burning, it needs to be farther from the window or moved to a window with less hot light.

From Seattle Times

Yesterday, I got a coupon in my email, because of course I have the Krispy Kreme app and I get a notification on my Apple Watch every time my local store turns on the Hot Light, which is exciting—

From Slate

Unless the Hot Light’s on, then you just got to.

From Slate