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Often used in the same context:
midmorning,
midday,
afternoon,
morning,
nightfall,
lunchtime,
daybreak,
evening,
noon,
midnight,
briefly,
noontime,
hours,
night,
yesterday,
straggle,
predawn,
day,
week,
midsummer,
sundown,
preholiday,
chuck jones,
sleet,
midweek,
hunkered down,
risers,
dusk,
dawn,
kerb market,
minutes,
paul jones,
dayside,
weekend,
dinnertime,
witching hour,
underset,
nighttime,
midyear,
sunrise,
crews,
bluechips,
drizzle,
overcast,
david bruce,
rush hour,
snacks,
precaution,
grayness,
downbeat,
cafeterias,
southeast,
motley fool,
fogbound,
suppertime,
peter cooper,
francis joseph,
forenoon,
hourlong,
evacuations,
pastries,
tipoff,
subfreezing,
paul klee,
sandwiches,
stragglers,
amid,
spring,
blue chip,
monthlong,
weekday,
month,
news,
hrs,
william thompson,
mugginess,
tonight,
bonin islands,
summer,
jumpier,
contrast,
session,
mood,
techs,
vistula river,
spattering,
mth,
nightcap,
tpke,
bushelman,
icelandic krona,
bustling,
mutton snapper,
rescuers,
bargains,
elevenses,
windy,
paring,
breezeway,
gunfire,
tomorrow,
pct,
doze,
dark,
daylight,
jupiter,
miami,
accidents,
angeles,
austin,
autumn,
bedlam,
beer,
blurs,
boyfriend,
bradford,
brandon,
broadway
Appears in the definition of:
afternoon tea,
tea,
teatime
Part of:
afternoon
More general:
day,
daylight,
daytime
Also try:
— Adjectives for midafternoon:
past,
only,
near,
hot,
little,
chilly
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