Slight

What do we mean by slight?

Small in size, degree, or amount. adjective

Lacking strength, substance, or solidity; frail. adjective

Of small importance or consideration; trifling. adjective

Small and slender in build or construction; delicate. adjective

To treat (someone) with discourteous reserve or inattention. transitive verb

To treat as of small importance; make light of. transitive verb

To do negligently or thoughtlessly; scant. transitive verb

A deliberate discourtesy; a snub. noun

An obsolete form of sly.

To make plain or smooth; smooth: as, to slight linen (to iron it).

To make level; demolish; overthrow.

To throw; cast.

To treat as of little value, or as unworthy of notice; disregard intentionally; treat with intentional neglect or disrespect; make little of.

Synonyms Disregard, etc. See neglect, v. t.

An act of intentional neglect shown toward one who expects some notice or courtesy; failure to notice one; a deliberate ignoring or disregard of a person, out of displeasure or contempt. noun

Intentional neglect; disrespect. noun

Synonyms Disrespect. See the verb. noun

A more correct, but obsolete spelling of sleight. noun

A contraction of by this light or God's light.

Plain; smooth (in a physical sense).

The act of slighting; a deliberate act of neglect or discourtesy.

Sleight.

To compliment females good looks Urban Dictionary

The lightheadedness you experience when you are under the influence of any drug such as alcohol, weed or any other recreational drug. Urban Dictionary

Broward/ miami slang for saying “kind of” or “a little/ a little bit ” Urban Dictionary

South of the border, mexican, illegal alien Urban Dictionary

A shorter word for the sunlight Urban Dictionary

To say that something is easy; shorter version of "slight work" Urban Dictionary

As in cool or wasn’t that bad Urban Dictionary

V. To slight someone; To not give someone what they deserve; to take something away unfairly Urban Dictionary

A synonym for "burned" or "dissed". It follows a good diss and is accompanied by a slanted hand motion ( // ). Urban Dictionary

To be fooled or wronged by a sow. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to slight:
slight, light, smight, sight, flight, blight, plight, alight, sleight, sligh, spight.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word slight:
tinge, suffusion, tint, bulge, fuscous, variations, alteration, blackish, modification, oblique, whitish, decrease, variation, curve, differences, resemblance, accent, erect, apex, twist, angle, improvement, slope, difference, rim, stance, mobility, delay, pale, advantage, curved, increase, skull, bend, margin, reduction, costa, decline, scales, changes, edge, drop, slightly, moderate, rise, ratings, damage, shift, grey, dark, outer, change, inner.

Words that rhyme with slight:
light, bite, right, white, insight, night, site, write, fight, despite, quite, expedite, smight, sight, trite, erudite, cite, flight, blight, recondite, contrite, frostbite, plight, tight, alright, alight, oversight, bright, delight, lite, neophyte, highlight, spite, acolyte, website, twilight, incite, luddite, height, mite, might, satellite, indict, fortnight, ignite, rite, hindsight, finite, kite, smite, apartheid, invite, forthright, knight, polite, appetite, outright, dight, parasite, plebiscite, wright, recite, underwrite, upright, backbite, foresight, excite, copyright, sprite, spotlight, sleight, unite, overwrite, overnight, limelight, rewrite, hermaphrodite, bight, indite, goodnight, downright, tripartite, fright, nite, uptight, moonlight, extradite, wight, apatite, byte, midnight, fahrenheit, graphite, lignite, feit, twite, dolomite, playwright, meteorite, brite.

Adjectives that are often used to describe slight:
personal, first, only, deliberate, intentional, few, little, apparent, smallest, social, public, fancied, very, unintentional, certain, occasional, real, unintended, intended, minor, imaginary, undeserved, implied, marked, open, trivial, racial, unmerited, cruel, supposed, petty, direct, serious, sinus, constant, least, mere, numerous, alleged, obvious, greatest, past, diplomatic, unpardonable, perpetual, professional, cold, grievous, slightest, usual, moderate, calculated, terrible, interpersonal, trifling, contemptuous, gross, verbal, wretched, tall, premeditated, hardy, conspicuous, ludicrous, intolerable, unavoidable, consequent, gratuitous, subtle, unexpected.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective slight:
increase, degree, change, variations, changes, differences, difference, movement, smile, modification, variation, modifications, decrease, rise, excess, pressure, extent, tendency, improvement, effect, pause, amount, reduction, figure, elevation, breeze, advantage, depression, importance, loss, angle, decline, fever, alterations, motion, alteration, shift, acquaintance, accent, noise, pain, bow, touch, wound, evidence, sound, tinge, fall, deviation, inclination, resistance, delay, curve, tremor, sketch, error, nod, movements, edge, resemblance, frown, attack, traces, shock, feeling, chance, exaggeration, hesitation, drop, injury, damage, cough, disturbance, increases, flexion, majority, enlargement, deviations, effort, headache, slope, reaction, difficulty, irritation, trend, displacement, indication, trace, flush, exertion, odor.

Consonant match to slight:
slate, slot, slit, sleet, slut, sleight, slat, sloat, sluit, slatt, slott, slaght, sloate.

Words that sound like slight:
slight, sleight, slut, slide, slate, slit, slot, sleet, slat, sloot, slet, sloat, sleat, slott, sluit, sleid, slatt, sight, site, sly, sled, slid, slayed, sliced, slowed, cite, slade, sligh, slighty, sli, slewed, cyte, slad, slights, slt, slighter, sleighed, slye, sloid, slued, seit, cyt, sleights, slud, scite, salite, sloyd, alight, alite, oolite, set, seat, sat, salute, cide, sate, seet, sellout, cit, salut, sett, psat, cet, salat, sette, ciate, sait, sell out, seid, sely, citt, ceat, seide, cely, scet, pset, sete, sell-out, satte, saut, sallet, sawt, seite, saat, -cide, cette, satt, cete, saite, ceit, psit, scit, salaat, sewt, siat, see out, salet, ciet, sajd, psut.