Results for: Bonfire Night
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Bonfire NightGuy Fawkes Night
(archaic) shirt that soldiers wear over their uniform as to be able to recognize one another during a night attack; surprise military attack carried out at night by soldiers wearing "camisados", surprise attackcamisado
(Informal) night; period of time between sunset and sunrise; darkness; end of the eveningnite
(Medicine) involuntary urination (especially at night while sleeping), bed-wettingenuresis
(Nautical) any of the two late watch periods on a ship (first from 4 to 6 p.m., the second from 6 to 8 p.m.); any night shift (Informal), watch period on shipdogwatch
(Slang) went to sleep (Example: "After working the night shift, I fell out")fell out
absconding debtor, dubious or shaky business, ephemeral, fly-by-night, fly-by-nighter, unscrupulous in businessfly-by-night
absence of daylight, darken, dim, period after day but before night, state between light and darkness, twilight, nightfalldusk
act of setting on fire; flame, blaze; gunshot; bonfire; glow; excitement; passion, bake in a kiln, command to shoot, continuous attack, destroy with fire, destructive burning of something, discharge bullet, discharge from guns, dismiss from a job; set ...fire
active at night, daily period of darkness, dark or darkened state, evening devoted to special activity, goodnight, nightfall, occurring at night, of the period of time between sunset and sunrise; of night; pertaining to the end of the evening, period o...night
active at night, diurnal, early morning prayers//nocturnal, flowering at nightnocturn
adjusted for night visiondark-adapted
affair lasting one night, one-night performanceone-night stand
after an expected time, after the usual or expected time, tardily; recently; far into the night; far on in time; formerly, after the usual time, beyond the usual time, coming or occurring after the usual or expected time, tardy, slow, delayed; newest, ...late
amplitude modulation; broadcasting through variations in the width of the radio wave (Electricity), anno mundi, ante meridiem; morning, time before noon; hours between midnight and noon; nickname for a morning newspaper (distributed very late at night)...AM
 

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