| Neaera could not afford to pity the hapless wights over whom Mrs. bort would rule. |
| Wights are often identified with various creatures from Northwestern European folklore such as elves, dwarves, gnomes, and trolls. |
| I am sharing food and drink with gods, goddesses, and wights of the land, other spirits, and my spiritual and religious community. |
| The bell let out an ear-shattering, death-defying ring that sent out ghosts and wights and phantoms and other eerie, unfriendly shadowlings. |
| The gods of polytheism are in many cases the highest order of a continuum of supernatural beings or spirits, which may include ancestors, demons, wights and others. |
| These little wights have made us rich, and we ought to be thankful to them, and do them a good turn if we can. |
