[pseudo-archaic pple. of LIGHT v.2] = LIGHTED. Usually in comb. e.g., dim-, gray-, red-litten.

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a. 1849.  Poe, Haunted Palace, vi. And travellers now within that valley, Through red-litten windows, see Vast forms that move fantastically To a discordant melody.

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1861.  Lytton & Fane, Tannhäuser, 72. And ‘salvum me fac Domine’ they sung Sonorous, in the ghostly going out Of the red-litten eve along the land.

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1870.  Morris, Earthly Par., III. 9. After the weary tossing of the night And close dim-litten chamber.

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1896.  Crockett, Cleg Kelly, 407. Sal Kavannah moved into the gray-litten space.

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1899.  M. Hewlett, in Blackw. Mag., Feb., 319/1. It [yellow hair] … sprayed out like a cloud of litten gold.

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