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Definition of night
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Night (n.)
Intellectual
and moral
darkness;
ignorance.
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Pnigalion
::
Pnigalion
(n.)
Nightmare.
Tonight
::
Tonight
(n.) The
present
or the
coming
night;
the night after the
present
day.
Nightfall
::
Nightfall
(n.) The close of the day.
Noctidial
::
Noctidial
(a.)
Comprising
a night and a day; a
noctidial
day.
Late
::
Late (a.) Far in the
night,
day, week, or other
particular
period;
as, to lie abed late; to sit up late at
night..
Eve
::
Eve (n.) The
evening
before
a
holiday,
-- from the
Jewish
mode of
reckoning
the day as
beginning
at
sunset.
not at
midnight;
as,
Christians
eve is the
evening
before
Christmas;
also, the
period
immediately
preceding
some
important
event..
Templar
::
Templar
(n.) A
student
of law, so
called
from
having
apartments
in the
Temple
at
London,
the
original
buildings
having
belonged
to the
Knights
Templars.
See Inner
Temple,
and
Middle
Temple,
under
Temple..
Decoration
::
Decoration
(n.)
Specifically,
any mark of honor to be worn upon the
person,
as a
medal,
cross,
or
ribbon
of an order of
knighthood,
bestowed
for
services
in war, great
achievements
in
literature,
art, etc..
Overnight
::
Overnight
(adv.)
In the fore part of the night last past; in the
evening
before;
also,
during
the
night;
as, the
candle
will not last
overnight..
Solanaceous
::
Solanaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
plants
of the
natural
order
Solanaceae,
of which the
nightshade
(Solanum)
is the type. The order
includes
also the
tobacco,
ground
cherry,
tomato,
eggplant,
red
pepper,
and many
more..
Knight
::
Knight
(v. t.) To dub or
create
(one) a
knight;
-- done in
England
by the
sovereign
only, who taps the
kneeling
candidate
with a
sword,
saying:
Rise, Sir ---..
Full
::
Full (v. i.) To
become
full or
wholly
illuminated;
as, the moon fulls at
midnight..
Watch
::
Watch (v. i.) To
remain
awake with any one as nurse or
attendant;
to
attend
on the sick
during
the
night;
as, to watch with a man in a
fever..
Knighthead
::
Knighthead
(n.) A
bollard
timber.
See under
Bollard.
Knights Bannerets
::
Knights
bannerets
(pl. ) of
Knight
bannere.
Lucubration
::
Lucubration
(n.) That which is
composed
by
night;
that which is
produced
by
meditation
in
retirement;
hence
(loosely)
any
literary
composition.
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) The
circle
of
subjects
connected
with the
exploits
of the hero or
heroes
of some
particular
period
which have
served
as a
popular
theme for
poetry,
as the
legend
of
Arthur
and the
knights
of the Round
Table,
and that of
Charlemagne
and his
paladins..
Gallinule
::
Gallinule
(n.) One of
several
wading
birds,
having
long,
webless
toes, and a
frontal
shield,
belonging
to the
family
Rallidae.
They are
remarkable
for
running
rapidly
over
marshes
and on
floating
plants.
The
purple
gallinule
of
America
is
Ionornis
Martinica,
that of the Old World is
Porphyrio
porphyrio.
The
common
European
gallinule
(Gallinula
chloropus)
is also
called
moor hen, water hen, water rail, moor coot, night bird, and
erroneously
dabchick.
Closely
related
to it is the
Florida
gallinule
Nycthemeron
::
Nycthemeron
(n.) The
natural
day and
night,
or space of
twenty-four
hours..
Knighthood
::
Knighthood
(n.) The
character,
dignity,
or
condition
of a
knight,
or of
knights
as a
class;
hence,
chivalry..
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