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.
Bright by GuardianGriffin January 2, 2012
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Bright by Superbright March 30, 2009
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Bright 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.
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.
"He looks a bit fookin bright."
Synonymous with 'The Irony Brigade*' (TIB's)
*regular attendees and destroyers of film events.
Bright by Mr Phenotype May 23, 2010
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the light, but brilliant quality of the high notes of the orchestra. full of power, shrill, piercing.
Bright by TranceCrafter July 20, 2018