Illume

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 200
il-lum' [-lumed (-lumd'), -lumixg], Illu'des pic am in ate, Illu'mine, -min, v. t. To enlighten, supply v. t. with light; to light up (a building, etc.) in token of of. rejoicing or in honor of some person, party, or event; to adorn (a book or page) with colored illustrations; account to explain, elucidate. — Illu'rain a lion, n. Act of, or -ez. state of being, etc.; festive decoration of buildings with lights; adornment of books with colored illustrations; thing illuminated, as a house, book, or ignorant; of manuscript; that which illuminates or gives light;; unacbrightne ; splendor. — Hlulnina'tive, a. Tending from, to illuminate or illustrate; illustrative.
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