brights

/ braɪts /

plural noun

Soon the brand will release some of its most classic styles in a range of neon brights for spring.

They lasted in Mr. Brights case till his death, and there was between him and Mr. Field something which might be called affection.

On leaving the Brights' dinner-party, Captain Dalton made his way to his car and sped out upon the moonlit road.

He had left the Brights' party fully intending to run out to Sombari, but had been diverted; and now it was too late.

If it extends up the ureters, it causes Brights Disease, abscess of the kidneys, or lumbar fistula.

At the Brights', only Honor was at home, her mother having driven to the bazaar for muslin to make new curtains.

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