Nightlight

Mankinds only defense against the evil monsters of the night. If you don't have one, your days are numbered.

Nightlight, could we survive without you?

by MaximumOverdrive February 22, 2009

Nightlight

A tool commonly used by children under the age of 8 to scare the piss out of the boogeyman as he creeps out of the closet. Causes burning of the scalp, eyes, and genitals.

John's nightlight really helped him get to sleep.

by Kyleddeck August 27, 2008

nightfighter

An ugly girl you picked up and had sex with but has to leave before the sun comes up.

i picked up a nightfighter last night but she had to go before the sun came up because she only had one leg and no teeth...
true story!!

by TeamSanchez November 29, 2007

nightLight

kids use this to keep away nightmares. this variant of the word shows how even in the roughest times, the light outshines the darkest night

i still use a nightLight when i sleep.

same. i can't sleep without one

by OriginalHomie May 19, 2019

Nightfighter

A one night stand with an UGLY girl because you couldn't get laid by the hot chick who left you and the bar with a hard on.

These would be women like Sandra Bernhard, Frances Conroy, Macy Gray, and Alek Wek

I showed my buddy a picture of my nightfighter and he tossed his cookies.

by Toodles2You May 7, 2009

nightlight

A small dim light that is left on all night when people need to find their way to the bathroom.

They turned on their nightlight.

by David March 7, 2004

nightlight

A stub signal left behind in an old format for users who have yet to convert to the new format. The term comes from the SAFER Act, a US law allowing analog TV stations to keep broadcasting information on digital conversion (and, in some cases, local news and emergency information) after the station has otherwise gone all-digital.

I tried running some old Mac software on an old Mac, but forgot the software I was using was PowerPC-only. Good thing the nightlight box popped up; now I have to go find my PowerBook G3.

by Lady Csyde February 18, 2009