candle
/ˈkændəl/Definitions
1. noun
A piece of furniture or a container used to hold a flame, typically made of wax or a synthetic material.
“She lit the candle on the table and the warm glow filled the room.”
2. noun
A source of light, especially one that is not electric.
“The candle on the window sill provided a comforting beacon in the darkness.”
3. verb
To make a flame burn brightly, typically by adjusting the wick or the air supply.
“She candle the wick to get a brighter flame.”
4. verb
To provide or be a source of inspiration, comfort, or guidance.
“The movie candle the imagination of the young artist.”