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NIGHT-FIRE, n. 1. Ignis fatuus; Will with a wisp; Jack with a lantern. 2. Fire b...
NIGHT-FARING, a. Traveling in the night.
NIGHT-DRESS, n. A dress worn at night.
NIGHT-DOG, n. A dog that hunts in the night; used by deer-stealers.
NIGHT-DEW, n. The dew formed in the night.
NIGHT-CROW, n. A fowl that cries in the night.
NIGHT-CAP, n. A cap worn in bed or in undress.
NIGHT-BRAWLER, n. One who excites brawls or makes a tumult at night.
NIGHT-BORN, a. Produced in darkness.
NIGHT-BIRD, n. A bird that flies only in the night.
NIGHT-ANGLING, n. The angling for or catching fish in the night.
NIGHT, n. [The sense may be dark, black, or it may be the decline of the day, fr...
NIGHNESS, n. Nearness; proximity in place, time or degree.
NIGHLY, adv. Nearly; within a little. A cube and a sphere nighly of the same big...
NIGH, a. [G. A preposition signifying to, on or after, that is, approaching, pre...
NIGGLE, v.t. and I. To mock; to trifle with. [Not in use.]