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moright
1. The time when its not quite morning not quite night, any time between midnight and dawn but usualy centered around 3AM.
2. A farewell used during the aforementioned hours. A replacement for 'night or goodnight
2. A farewell used during the aforementioned hours. A replacement for 'night or goodnight
Good Mornight
Its a mix of Good morning and Good night, its when your going to sleep in the morning the AM but its dark outside.
Its acronym is: GMN
Its acronym is: GMN
Good Mornight by Theaoooo November 18, 2015
good moright
This is a situation in which you’re talking to a friend in a different time zone where it is night for one person while it is early in the morning for the other person. This will end confusion on whether you say good morning or good night.
Friend 1: I should probably go to sleep it’s 6am here
Friend 2: Alrighty then I think I’m going to sleep too it’s like 1am here.
Friend 1: Good moright :)
Friend 2: Alrighty then I think I’m going to sleep too it’s like 1am here.
Friend 1: Good moright :)
good moright by Swagalishesness January 29, 2019
Mornight
A greeting to someone who is in the opposite time zone as yours. Combined words of morning and night.
Good mornight Leonald! This is my greeting to my friend when I wake up...when it's night where he is. Before, Iwill automatically say good morning then he corrects me...it's night here Babe! Oopps then I thought of mornight!
Mornight by LadyKaratbars January 25, 2014
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