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Often used in the same context:
midnight,
dusk,
witching,
sundown,
showtime,
autumnal equinox,
dawn,
sleepyheads,
muggles,
nightfall,
countdown,
daybreak,
spookiest,
bedtime,
morn,
walpurgis night,
cackling,
hordes,
dinnertime,
sunrise,
darkness,
ghouls,
shazam,
goblins,
allnight,
night,
nightman,
straggle,
wookie,
owling,
hepcats,
interruptus,
sandman,
twilight,
procrastinators,
breathlessly,
summer solstice,
jumpier,
slumberland,
inauguration day,
loiters,
midnite,
sunset,
sleepiest,
lunchtime,
elevenses,
ghost,
daylight savings,
nooner,
weeknight,
expectantly,
tempus fugit,
madhouse,
larks,
aphelion,
bleary,
yearningly,
merriest,
spring equinox,
wickedest,
portentously,
moonlight,
antsy,
christmas eve,
winter solstice,
mornings,
summerlike,
noons,
twilit,
kibbitz,
impatiently,
undead,
muggle,
magick,
merrymakers,
hungover,
evening,
deathwatch,
dazedly,
bewitching,
creepiest,
skanked,
vernal equinox,
like clockwork,
busiest,
throngs,
insomniacs,
hearthside,
crankiest,
eeriest,
moonless,
madding,
chapterhouse,
til,
caterwauling,
tipsy,
midday,
doozie,
suppertime,
dreading,
morrow,
ticktock
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