n. A “candle” is a slender, cylindrical object typically made of wax or tallow with a wick running through the center. It is designed to produce light when the wick is lit. Candles have been used for centuries for various purposes, such as providing illumination in the absence of electricity, for religious ceremonies, and for creating a pleasant ambiance.
- A candle lights others and consumes itself.
- Keep a tealight candle and matches in your car if you drive in snowy places.