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To study by night, or work produced at night. From "lucubrare" (to work by lamplight). Also the product of such study -- usually used in plural. When Katherine realized that Sasha was online at 4:30am, she suspected that significant lucubrations had been produced.
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| 2. | lucubration | ||
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laboriously educated conversation lubrication Your eloquence obviously comes from lucubration.
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