fay nights

used as a truce by school children in the 70's in south east/west england

derived from 'fainites'

we were playing war, and i was just about to get shot by the other side and then i said 'fay nights' because i had a Kola Kube stuck in my throat

by johnsmith8909026 December 03, 2013

night water

The most delicious, thirst quenching drink on the face of the planet. This drink is only tasteable post waking up from sleep between the hours of 12am and 4am.

”Holy fuck man I woke up last night and took a swig if my water bottle and that mother fuckin night water man, I’m telling ya you’ve gotta try it.”

by Bigred0506 February 08, 2019

spaghetti night

When you make way too much spaghetti, but dinner is not over until you eat all of them.

Are we going to have a spaghetti night on Tuesday?
Again? Wasn't last time enough for you?

by DObrin DIrichkov September 16, 2023

Night Water

The water you drink in the middle of the night when you wake up extremely thirsty.

This shake almost tastes as good as night water.

by Finna.Yeet March 01, 2019

night blogger

when people on tumblr question life
and really need to go to bed

a typical night blogger (1)

tumblr user1: "how do mermaids masturbate?"
tumblr user2: "its time to step away from the internet"

by tumblruser2coolforu October 06, 2012

dead of the night

That time, around 3:30 AM, after most of the night owls have gone to bed but before most of the early birds get up. The greatest percentage of people are simultaneously asleep at this time.

I awoke from my dream in the dead of the night.

by NetCast January 28, 2018

night people

1. People who work or live at night, sleeping during the day. 2. Nonconformists. Popularized by Jean Shepherd, a NY City (and syndicated) radio commentator on the human condition, author, performer, TV documentarian, and film producer including the perennial "A Christmas Story".

Night's a very different world -- familiar things are dark and done with, restrictions on freedom are removed. And that's when the night people flower -- artists, jazz musicians, students and others who prefer that world.

by Donald Campbell April 20, 2007