- neon light
- light from neon gas that has been excited by a high voltage discharge.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
neon light — noun see neon lamp * * * neon lamp or neon light noun 1. An electric discharge lamp containing neon, giving a red glow, used eg for advertising signs 2. (loosely) one of a variety of tubular fluorescent lamps giving light of various colours • • • … Useful english dictionary
neon light — light bulb containing neon gas which glows when an electrical current is applied … English contemporary dictionary
neon light — noun (C) a glass tube filled with neon that produces a bright light when electricity is passed through it: the neon lights of Las Vegas … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
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