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Good Nighty 

A Good Nighty is a Message on Mainly Whatsapp That happens from around 20 to 21:30.

Its an Example of Love of a person that Knows much Exept his Own Emotions, and thus needs a diffrend way of Expresion then more Typical Activities.

A Good Nighty is more then a Good Night as a Good Night can happen anytime, but a Good Nighty Happens everyday and is Unique everytime, sometimes similar, and sometimes Drasticaly Diffrend.

Lastly its a Hobby of the Person doing it, and Even if the Person Responding to them may hurt the Writer of Good Nightys, The Maker never Backs down, Never Gives up, and will do so 'till death dose them apart.
Meenwhile, on Whatsapp:

✨️✨️✨️ITSSSSSSS 21!!!!!!!!!! >w<✨️✨️✨️
🎆🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎇🎆
and in this Good Nighty, i have made an Urban Dictionary Deffinition, as Stated above every Good Nighty is Unique, and the Person doing it Seems to have Limitless Creativity <3
🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌🌌

- Tino

kiss your homie good night 

If you don't kiss your homies goodnight, someone else or no one will. >:(
"Yo, nigga i didn't get my good night kiss"

"Don't worry homie, I got you"

*kiss your homie good night*
kiss your homie good night by Gregdan September 27, 2017

good fight, good night 

A phrase coined by Jonny Gomez, A commentator on MTV's old 'celebrity deathmatch' show
Nick Diamond: We really saw some ass kicking here!
Jonny Gomez: We sure did, Nick. So until next time, Good fight, good night.

drank a good night 

To have drank so much/become so intoxicated that you pass out.
Michael drank a good night; he went down and didn't come up for the rest of the night!
drank a good night by c4rol September 15, 2011

good night funnyman

Often uttered on Fark.com, Slashdot, and other comment-enabled news sites whenever a celebrity, more often than not a comedian, passes on.
"SAD: Chris Farley is Dead."
"Good night funnyman."

Good Night and Good Luck 

A verbal taunt, or a closing line after winning an argument or a fight. Derived from the journalist Edward R. Murrow's famous phrase which he used when saying goodbye to his audience after an episode of his news program.