britt

[ brit ]

noun

, plural (especially collectively) britt, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) britts.

1. a turbot of northeastern Atlantic seas.
2. brit ( def ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of britt¹

brit

Example Sentences

However, the author, who died in 2023, apparently lived out much of his bestseller “All the Pretty Horses” with a woman named Augusta Britt.

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Britt, now 64, guarded her identity and her story for nearly five decades, publicly revealing herself as the author’s “single secret muse” in a Vanity Fair profile published this week.

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Britt’s story has “always been there, below the surface, between the lines in the novels’ coy subconscious,” Barney writes.

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“Cormac always wanted me to tell my story,” Britt said.

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Barney said he connected with Britt after she left him a pointed comment on his Substack review of McCarthy’s 2022 novel “The Passenger” — a review that McCarthy told her “something good will come of.”

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