Words Ending With IGHT

To acquit; to set free or clear.

Great fear or terror.

From a high point or height.

Contraction of all right; okay; fine.

To transport cargo by aircraft.

Impermeable to air; also flawless or secure.

To descend and settle, as from flight.

Lasting or continuing through the night.

Satisfactory or acceptable; in good order.

A rhetorical question seeking agreement; am I right?

In the nighttime; at night.

In a correct or proper manner.

Light from behind an object of interest.

The rear sight of a firearm.

The straight stretch of a track opposite the finish line.

A weight class in boxing, between flyweight and featherweight.

To decorate or equip, often in an archaic style.

Alternative form of bedrite.

To promise or vow (archaic).

To make a knight of.

Blessed or holy.

To overtake or cover with darkness, especially nightfall.

Firmly fastened or secured.

A loop or bend in a rope.

The night on which someone was born or celebrates their birthday.

A right or privilege that one has from birth.

A disease that causes plants to wither and die.

Visual response without conscious perception in some blind people.

A counterweight on part of a machine.

A device in an aircraft used for aiming bombs accurately.

A small light clipped to a book for reading in the dark.

Giving out or reflecting much light.

A spectacle where a matador baits and often kills a bull in an arena.

A formal party or social gathering.

The light given off by a burning candle.

A craftsman who builds or repairs carts and wagons.

Without weight restrictions, as in a contest.

A fight or bickering, especially between women.

A match between fighting roosters.

A dispute over copyright issues.

The legal right to control reproduction of a work.

A light coming from the opposite side.

A weight that balances another weight.

Light from the side, creating contrast; also a crossing traffic light.

A weight class in boxing or wrestling, typically 169-175 pounds.

A light that illuminates a vehicle's dashboard.

Natural light during the daytime, between sunrise and sunset.

A strong shutter for a ship's porthole.

The weight of an inert mass; an oppressive burden.

A strong feeling of pleasure or happiness.

Obsolete spelling of despite.

Adorned or dressed up.

Something unpleasant or offensive to the sight.

An aerial battle between fighter aircraft.

A ceiling light fixture that directs light downward.

Complete and utter; absolute in degree.

A portable hanging light.

Sunlight reflected from the Earth's surface.

The number equal to seven plus one.

Fixed, placed, or planted firmly.