Phrasal verbs starting with "light"

To move briskly or nimbly along a route (archaic/dialectal).

To dismount or descend from a horse, vehicle, or elevated position (archaic).

To attack, criticise, or start doing something energetically and with full force.

To ignite or fire something, such as a firework or rocket; also, to depart quickly.

To discover or come across something by chance; to settle or land on something.

To leave quickly, especially to escape or head toward a destination without delay.

To illuminate, to make someone's face show happiness, or to begin smoking a cigarette.

To discover or encounter something by chance; a more formal or literary variant of 'light on'.