watch of the night
quarter
nones
timeband
matins
morning prayer
equinox
twi-night
late-night
tweenlight
multinight
nightish
cocklight
sext
after dark
hourage
o-dark-thirty
late-night hour
Midsummer Night
St John's Night
calendar day
civil day
Midsummer Eve
June 23
St John's Eve
night
tomorrow night
day
nighttime
noctuary
dark
tide dial
astronomical time
internight
noctidiurnal
postmidnight
nocturnally
beauty sleep
quadrennium
evenfall
horary
vespertine
nychthemeron
midwatch
eleven o'clock
midnight
compline
sleepytime
terce
0-dark-thirty
tierce
small hours
wee hours
witching hour
forenight
tridiurnal
suncup
crepusculum
serai
advesperation
lucifugous
nightful
overnight
sixteen hundred
last night
lights-out
intradiurnal
vesper
nowanights
twenty-three hundred
over
bed
geochronology
noctidial
0-dark-hundred
three o'clock
eventide
premidnight
Theban year
twilit
evening
eve
daily
even
photophase
twilitten
good night's sleep
rhandir
opening night
evenlight
hourlong

English words for 'In Antiquity, one of four divisions of the night (each equivalent to three hours).'

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