The green traffic light installed at a crosswalk or crossroad, which indicates that a car or person can pass.

(figurative) A sign of hope that a certain situation will become better in the future.

An electric lighting device that directs and controls the passage of cars and people on the road.

The red light on traffic lights at an intersection or crosswalk that serves as a warning to stop.

(figurative) A mood or sign that warns one of a danger.

The act of a substance burning while emitting light and heat.

A calamity or disaster where houses or possessions are burnt.

A substance that gives out light and drives out darkness.

(figurative) A passionate and strong feeling like a burning flame.

The same color as a ripe apple or red pepper.

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A red light of a traffic signal indicating stop at a crossroads, crosswalk, etc.

(figurative) A sign or air indicating danger.