ppl. a. [f. STAR sb. + LIGHTED ppl. a. after STAR-LIGHT sb.] Star-lit.
1825. J. Neal, Bro. Jonathan, I. 30. They run about laughing and shouting in the star-lighted wood.
1855. Dickens, Holly Tree, Christm. Stor. (1874), 22. The bleak, star-lighted sky.
1895. Kipling, 2nd Jungle Bk., 213. His voice could be heard in all sorts of wet star-lighted blossoming places.
