Burns Night

Burns Night is annually celebrated in Scotland on or around January 25. It commemorates the life of the bard (poet) Robert Burns, who was born on January 25, 1759. The day also celebrates Burns' contribution to Scottish culture. Burns' best known work is "Auld Lang Syne".

Burns Night is celebrated every year on or around January 25.

by Never Sell Out ! 88 September 9, 2016

sleepless night

When you lay in bed thinking of someone special to you.

I had a sleepless night thinking of you

by Mr.busch February 20, 2017

Matt Night

Time for you and the boys to get together in your living room and stuff all your mattresses in there. Drink the night away and wake up to some Mimosas by 12:00pm. At 12:24pm you finish your drinks and have a 2 minute buffer to finish. Keep going for as long as you want!

Its Matt Night baby! You know what that means...

by BLUERAINE March 17, 2020

Night Man

The nemesis of the dayman, and the original fictional character made by Charlie Kelly on the show It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He is believed to be the manifestation of Charlie's dark childhood and possible molestation.

Mac: What's this new song about Charlie?

Charlie: Night man, and how he goes fills you up inside to possess you.

Mac: Charlie, that totally sounds like rape.

by The Golden God Part 2 June 29, 2019

Night Stank

Some fat ohioan twat who explosively shits himself at 2:27am, ruining everybody's experience at the sleepover and engulfing an entire room in a smell only comparable to a dead raccoon sprawled across a homeless man as a diy blanket. This person, is a Nightstank, a worse time than an Alaskan pipeline

"Augh wtf man, youre such a Night Stank!"

by @i_euq_i March 20, 2020

night hype

The intense feeling of capability that one feels at night, usually when contemplating thoughts of the future in their bed/bedroom

John got into bed and started to think about Jane. He started to feel like the world what as his feet. Tomorrow he'd go get a new job - make millions and go propose to Jane by the time summer arrived. No one was going to stop him. It was obvious that John was feeling a case of night hype.

by Knot Reel April 27, 2015

mistress of the night

In the old days, 'mistress of the night' or 'lady of the night' meant that a women was a suductress, harlet, or whore. It also is a statement that applies to certain pop culture madams, such as Elvira. "Unpleasant dreams..."

A vibrant belladonna, she was a mistress of the night, and a lover of good pasta.

by Jennisis May 10, 2016