noun

Candlesticks are special sticks made of wax or other materials that can be lit on fire. When you light the candlestick, it produces a flame that gives off light. People use candlesticks for different purposes, such as for lighting up a room when the power goes out or for making a special occasion, like a birthday or a holiday, more festive.

Candlesticks can come in many different shapes, sizes, and colors. Some candlesticks have a special scent, like vanilla or lavender, that can make a room smell nice when the candle is burning.

Example

1. She lit a candlestick to read her book during the power outage.
2. The birthday cake was decorated with a candlestick shaped like a unicorn.
3. The aroma from the scented candlestick filled the room with a relaxing fragrance.