Bright

When something is turnt or lit.

That after party was helluva bright fam. lit turnt

by Gogetterr September 7, 2016

Bright

A Bright is a more positive word for someone who does not hold a belief in any supernatural phenomena, mainly used by well-known Atheists such as Richard Dawkins and Daniel Dennett.

Person 1: Does he believe in God?
Person 2: No man, he's a bright
Person 1: Oh, me too!

by GuardianGriffin January 2, 2012

Bright

(n.), someone who doesn't believe in a higher power.

Richard Dawkins is probably the most famous bright in the world.

by Superbright March 30, 2009

Bright

Bright is like a light a Sunet Sunrise Person who Loves Everyone Has a. big heart Shy Cute Funny when he smiles he lights up the room and always wants to help others and helps is friends but very insecure but he’s still cute

Hey who was that nice guy

: probably bright

by L.T.B January 12, 2019

Bright

Noun; One who rejects supernatural explanation.

He must be a bright, if he reject that God did it.

by FreeToThink November 18, 2006

Bright

Adjective

1. People who wear pretentious artsy clothes even when not attending a themed event.

2. People who are unable to live in the Midlands or the North of the UK because it isn't 'cool' enough.

'Uh-oh here comes a right bright bunch.'

Etymology:

'Brighton'; a small coastal town in the south of England with a disproportionate population of 'artistic' types.

"Uh-oh here comes a right bright bunch."

"He looks a bit fookin bright."

Synonymous with 'The Irony Brigade*' (TIB's)

*regular attendees and destroyers of film events.

by Mr Phenotype May 23, 2010

Bright

the light, but brilliant quality of the high notes of the orchestra. full of power, shrill, piercing.

the piccolo sounded quite bright as it made its entrance over the cellos.

by TranceCrafter July 20, 2018