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What are some compound words with night in it?

Here are some compound words with "night" in them:

General:

* Nightfall: The time when it gets dark.

* Nightingale: A bird known for its beautiful singing at night.

* Nightgown: A loose-fitting garment worn to bed.

* Nightmare: A frightening dream.

* Nightshade: A poisonous plant.

* Nightshirt: A loose-fitting shirt worn to bed.

* Nightcap: A cap worn in bed to keep warm.

* Nightstand: A small table beside a bed.

* Nighttime: The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.

* Nightlife: The entertainment and social activities that occur at night.

More Specific:

* Mid-night: The middle of the night.

* Over-night: Lasting through the night.

* Weeknight: A night from Monday to Friday.

* Saturday-night: The night of a Saturday.

* Weekend-night: A night during the weekend.

* All-night: Lasting the whole night.

* Full-night: A complete night.

* Long-night: A night that seems very long.

* Dark-night: A night that is especially dark.

* Star-night: A night with many visible stars.

Figurative:

* Nightmarish: Terrifying or dreadful.

* Nightingale's voice: A beautiful and melodious voice.

* Night-black: Very dark.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it gives you a good starting point. There are many other compound words that include "night," depending on the specific context.

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