lucubration 

To study by night, or work produced at night. From "lucubrare" (to work by lamplight). Also the product of such study -- usually used in plural.

When Katherine realized that Sasha was online at 4:30am, she suspected that significant lucubrations had been produced.

lucubration by sashamd November 1, 2003

lucubrious

to be calm, cool, flowing. relaxed in an upbeat atmosphere

My boyfriend was lucubrious with me, even though the club was bouncing.

lucubrious by Jacks July 30, 2003

lucubrious

chill; relaxed; calm

"we can keep chillin' like ice cream fillin', we can be cool in the gang if you'd rather hang. ain't no thing. i can be lucubrious with youuu"
-Jason Mraz

lucubrious by alscial January 28, 2009

lucubrate 

1. work hard and late into the night, e.g. cramming for a test.

Masturbate within a grove of trees lucus-lat. for grove

He had to lucubrate for his finals

lucubrate by Thomas Hardy July 22, 2007

lucubration 

laboriously educated conversation lubrication

Your eloquence obviously comes from lucubration.

lucubration by CLP3 October 2, 2009

Lucratious 

A word I invented. Something funny and extremely good. Someone attractive. Very tasty food. Derived from the words lucrative and bodacious.

1. How did you like my dinner?

2.Oh, it was lucratious!

Lucratious by respectable.person February 5, 2023