lighttight
English
Etymology
light + tight; compare watertight.
Adjective
lighttight (comparative more lighttight, superlative most lighttight)
- Having no crack or aperture where light can enter.
- 2000, Stephen G. Anchell, The darkroom cookbook (page 127)
- From a practical point of view it is not always possible to achieve an absolute lighttight home darkroom.
- 2000, Stephen G. Anchell, The darkroom cookbook (page 127)
Alternative forms
- light-tight
- light tight
Related terms
- airtight, air-tight
- coldtight, cold-tight
- drafttight, draft-tight
- draughttight, draught-tight
- driptight, drip-tight
- dusttight, dust-tight
- gastight, gas-tight
- heattight, heat-tight
- jointtight, joint-tight
- leaktight, leak-tight
- liquidtight, liquid-tight
- oiltight, oil-tight
- pressuretight, pressure-tight
- raintight, rain-tight
- sandtight, sand-tight
- soiltight, soil-tight
- watertight, water-tight
- weathertight, weather-tight
Translations
lighttight
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