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borrowed light

borrowed light noun: a pane allowing light into a room from another room.

Noun

borrowed light (plural borrowed lights)

  1. A pane allowing light into a room from another room.

Forms of borrowed light

pluralborrowed lights

Questions about borrowed light

What does borrowed light mean?
Borrowed light means a pane allowing light into a room from another room.
What part of speech is borrowed light?
Borrowed light is a noun.
What is the plural of borrowed light?
The plural of borrowed light is borrowed lights.

Words near borrowed light in the dictionary

  1. borrowe
  2. borrowed
  3. borrowed a leaf out of someone's book
  4. borrowed days
  5. borrowed from Peter to pay Paul
  6. borrowed light
  7. borrowed lights
  8. borrowed neutral
  9. borrowed neutrals
  10. borrowed scenery
  11. borrowed time

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