striplight
theater light
limelight
fluorescent fixture
fluorescent
spotlight
illuminating
spot
perch
leadlighting
retroilluminate
strip-lit
lightmapped
houselights
gobo
light source
light
wash
lighted
panel light
low-beam
special
Fresnel lantern
kindling
illuminate
headlighting
backlight
veilleuse
illumining
illuminometer
dark glasses
sunglasses
strip lighting
leerie
streetlight
shades
aflare
underlit
illuminant
practical
lighting
indirect lighting
moony
nightlight
headlit
moonlit
watchlight
crosslight
searchlighted
chandelier
footlights
nightlamp
pendent
lamplit
rushlighted
pendant
electrolier
rushlit
running lights
toplighting
luminant
absconsa
neon lighting
underlight
backlighting
strobelike
lantern
frontlit
footlighted
scrim
sidelighting
glowlamp
barn doors
headlighted
lightness
sunlighting
fluorescent lamp
moonlighted
fixture
lampshade
light show
photoflood
blind lantern
astar
lit up
floodlighted
floodlit
lime
room light
starlighted

English words for 'A long bank of directed lighting used to illuminate a stage, etc.'

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