bright and early
Adverb
Meaning
bright and early (comparative more bright and early, superlative most bright and early)
(idiomatic) early in the morning
Synonym: first thing
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Get The Morning 8: The eight stories you need to know, bright and early.
Every weekday morning, bright and early, we feature a photo or (two) from a photographer in Torontoist’s Flickr Pool, our way of showing off their great work and starting the day off as prettily as possible.
Come June 30, Keith Smith’s last official day as director of Ohio State University Extension, you will find him on campus bright and early, riding herd over a series of business meetings and sporting his signature cowboy boots.
Hundreds of people lined up bright and early Monday morning to get their hands on a pair of eclipse glasses at Exploration Place.
On the Sunday before I left, we got up bright and early and headed off to Massey, a small town 120km south west of Sudbury.
Parents and kids alike were up bright and early on Saturday morning for junior sport across the Coast.