by Subscriber1 March 09, 2012
person1: well i gotta go to bed now
person2: no you dont
person1: uh.. ya i do
person2: ok nighters
person1: bye
person2: no you dont
person1: uh.. ya i do
person2: ok nighters
person1: bye
by KaimanaKenshin December 02, 2003
by Troopii April 05, 2018
Staying awake, usually with the aid of caffeine and cold showers, for over 24 hours. Usually a feat performed by overworked students, but also by physicians and programmers, and other individuals who refuse to sleep until having solved some mystery.
An all-nighter is NOT simply staying up until the sun rises, then sleeping.
An all-nighter is NOT simply staying up until the sun rises, then sleeping.
Jennifer felt like a zombie after having pulled two all nighters in a row during midterms week. "Really, it's not that bad after the 40th hour or so," she said, "...once you get past the hallucinations and the funny twitching thing your legs do."
by MC Raine April 01, 2007
Ditching sleep to spend several more hours cramming for tests, only to notice that you've drooled on your desk in front of the class the next day.
by Pro January 20, 2005
A study or work session that goes through the night; studying without sleep (usually a last-minute course of action).
The term is popular with college students who spend the night before an exam studying (or 'cramming'), trying to learn a lot of material in a short period of time. The term is frequently used in the phrase 'pull an all-nighter'.
The term is popular with college students who spend the night before an exam studying (or 'cramming'), trying to learn a lot of material in a short period of time. The term is frequently used in the phrase 'pull an all-nighter'.
1) We pulled an all-nighter to finish the report.
2) I pulled an all-nighter to study for my math exam.
2) I pulled an all-nighter to study for my math exam.
by VAKI5 May 10, 2005
by Jeff D April 22, 2003