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neon

adjective as in bright light

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There’s the neon GloFish with added fluorescence, which you can find at a pet store.

Locked in animated conversation, they seem oblivious to the pulsating neon enticements of the surrounding dumpling houses and barbecue joints.

From Fortune

Dayna Marie, a petite, gravel-voiced 20-year-old with an ever-changing inventory of neon hair, would follow a few weeks later.

From Vox

It was in an evenly windowed fourplex lined with neon shamrocks and various bits of Americana.

From Ozy

They were able to link neon colors to corals experiencing mild heat stress.

Her neon blue hair is teased high with a gray stripe emerging from the front.

But here they are, stage names spelled out in neon across the iconic marquee: MAPEI AND LYKKE LI.

The Neon Ceiling was the most challenging piece of work for me, it was like an independent movie for television, and I loved it.

On a boulevard with stacked neon-lit signs blanketing the buildings, Veatch finds the gaming arcade frequented by the Kims.

Chicken Bitches, now in a neon yellow bow wig and floral caftan, announces the final round: talent.

Nine identical High-Pocketses—all so tall they had to weave around the neon lights instead of ducking under them.

And then Lamb began to taste something like panic even as the first neon signs began to smear the wintry shadows.

Neon, the ancestors of Brachylles, who were the most prominent in the party which favoured Macedonia.

It took ten minutes to reach the tavern; a standard gin mill with a red neon sign proclaiming its presence.

I even knocked out every red neon sign within two blocks of a traffic light.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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