Brigand

brig'and, n. A lawle fellow who lives by plunder; a robber, freebooter. Brig'and age, Theft; robbery; plunder. sun, cube, full; moon, cow, oil Bright, brit, a. Shedding light; shining; brilliant; of a quick intellect; sparkling with wit; manifest to the mind, as light to the eyes; clear. — Brighten, brlfn, v. t. [-ened (-nd), -ening.] To make bright or brighter; to make illustrious, or more distinguished, shed light upon, make cheerful, make acute or witty, — v. i. To grow bright or brighter.