lightstick
nounUK /ˈlaɪt.stɪk/
US /ˈlaɪt.stɪk/
A small tube you hold that glows in the dark.
She waved a pink lightstick at the concert.
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2. A battery-powered wand fans hold up at concerts to show support for a performer.
Thousands of lightsticks lit up the stadium during the encore.
3. A chemical tube that glows after you bend it, often used at parties or for safety.
We handed out lightsticks so the kids could be seen during the night walk.
4. A glowing baton used by traffic officers or campers to signal and be seen.
The officer raised a red lightstick to direct cars around the accident.