noctapus

A former L.O.L player of 9 years now Vtuber who is an octopus on top of the anime girls head which causes new viewer's to be tricked by the model at first glance

"Hey have you seen noctapus?" "The cringy orange octopus"

by geovixy March 4, 2023

noctapus

A former L.O.L player of 9 years now Vtuber who is an octopus on top of the anime girls head which causes new viewer's to be tricked by the model at first glance

"Hey have you seen noctapus?" "The cringy orange octopus?"

by geovixy March 4, 2023

Noctavemphobia

The fear of birds singing at night. Oh that unexpected scary sound, have they turned crazy? They should be sleeping! Is the apocalypse coming?
This fear kicks in when there is past trauma with birds singing at night in it. Usually the fear is worse between 4 and 5 a.m.
The name of this phobia comes from:
Noctis: night in latin
Avem: bird in latin

Two confused youngsters walk at night throught the forest...
Birds: Pi, pi, pi, chirp! Pi, pi, pi, chirp!
+ Fucking birds! Why are they singing?
- WAIT, you have noctavemphobia!
+ What the fuck is that?

by ZikBurns March 20, 2023

nocturnal gypsy

Any Eastern European who sleeps at his desk during the work day followed up with texts and non stop emails after hours

Adont is a nocturnal gypsy

by Cepic69 June 13, 2023

Nocturnalia

The condition of being nocturnal. Synonym of Nocturnality.

With each passing night spent in nocturnalia, my love for the moon and longing for the sun have grown in equal measure.

by innominé June 14, 2023

Noctiflare

(noun): A sudden burst of inspiration or creativity that occurs late at night.

"The artist experienced a noctiflare, leading her to paint an entire series of captivating pieces before dawn."

by DarkMoon237 November 22, 2024

Noctia

Noctia (neologism, uncountable)

noun

Pronounciation: /nohk-tia/

n. "The ethereal feeling evoked by the nighttime atmosphere, when, past dusk, places of daily life acquire an unfamiliar sensation, as if the world has been transported to another dimension."

Origin: From "nocturne" + from Greek's "opsis" (vision, see) -> "opsia"

This word was originally coined by the Nocturnae's Dictionary on a Reddit post.

Jake felt a pang of noctia when he saw the lights of the stores starting to shine after dusk

by nohth November 22, 2024