1. past tense of lunt; to move slowly or heavily; to emit smoke or vapor
Usage: archaic; chiefly Scottish or dialectal
2. past tense of lunt; to light a fuse or match; to ignite
Usage: archaic; military or historical

Examples

• The old cannon lunted with smoke as it fired across the battlefield.
• He lunted the fuse and stepped back from the powder keg.
• The chimney lunted all through the winter months.
• The soldier lunted his musket before the charge.
• Smoke lunted from the dying embers of the fire.