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Definition of night
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Night (n.) A state of
affliction;
adversity;
as, a
dreary
night of
sorrow..
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Armadillo
::
Armadillo
(n.) Any
edentate
animal
if the
family
Dasypidae,
peculiar
to
America.
The body and head are
incased
in an armor
composed
of small bony
plates.
The
armadillos
burrow
in the
earth,
seldom
going
abroad
except
at
night.
When
attacked,
they curl up into a ball,
presenting
the armor on all
sides.
Their flesh is good food. There are
several
species,
one of which (the peba) is found as far north as
Texas.
See Peba,
Poyou,
Tatouay..
Brownie
::
Brownie
(n.) An
imaginary
good-natured
spirit,
who was
supposed
often to
perform
important
services
around
the house by
night,
such as
thrashing,
churning,
sweeping..
Dominus
::
Dominus
(n.)
Master;
sir; -- a title of
respect
formerly
applied
to a
knight
or a
clergyman,
and
sometimes
to the lord of a
manor..
Belated
::
Belated
(a.)
Delayed
beyond
the usual time; too late;
overtaken
by
night;
benighted.
Companion
::
Companion
(n.) A
knight
of the
lowest
rank in
certain
orders;
as, a
companion
of the
Bath..
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Without
prosperous
conditions
or good
results;
unfavorable;
unfortunate;
unconformable;
as, a poor
business;
the sick man had a poor
night..
Serenade
::
Serenade
(n.) Music sung or
performed
in the open air at
nights;
--
usually
applied
to
musical
entertainments
given in the open air at
night,
especially
by
gentlemen,
in a
spirit
of
gallantry,
under the
windows
of
ladies..
Run
::
Run (a.) To be
played
on the stage a
number
of
successive
days or
nights;
as, the piece ran for six
months..
Benight
::
Benight
(v. t.) To
overtake
with night or
darkness,
especially
before
the end of a day's
journey
or
task..
Nightmare
::
Nightmare
(n.)
Hence,
any
overwhelming,
oppressive,
or
stupefying
influence..
Morelle
::
Morelle
(n.)
Nightshade.
See 2d
Morel.
Disquietly
::
Disquietly
(adv.)
In a
disquiet
manner;
uneasily;
as, he
rested
disquietly
that
night..
Poudrette
::
Poudrette
(n.) A
manure
made from night soil, dried and mixed with
charcoal,
gypsum,
etc..
Gloom
::
Gloom (n.)
Partial
or total
darkness;
thick
shade;
obscurity;
as, the gloom of a
forest,
or of
midnight..
Starlike
::
Starlight
(a.)
Lighted
by the
stars,
or by the stars only; as, a
starlight
night..
Hag-ridden
::
Hag-ridden
(a.)
Ridden
by a hag or
witch;
hence,
afflicted
with
nightmare..
Bivouac
::
Bivouac
(v. i.) To
encamp
for the night
without
tents or
covering.
Fortnight
::
Fortnight
(n.) The space of
fourteen
days; two
weeks.
Overnight
::
Overnight
(n.) The fore part of the night last past; the
previous
evening.
Fore-night
::
Fore-night
(n.) The
evening
between
twilight
and
bedtime.
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