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anti-nightcore 

Anti-Nightcore is any song that is created by slowing down the melody (sometimes), a slow rhythmic beat (usually), and ALWAYS making the pitch lower than the norm. Almost all the anti-nightcore music genre are original songs made into anti-nightcore by BOTH anti-nightcore AND nightcore fans.

(Similar definition to nightcore.)
"Dude, have you heard this awesome new nightcore song?"
"Yeah, but listen to it anti-nightcored!"
"Huh?"
"It's the opposite of nightcore."
"So you mean it's slowed down?"
"Exactly!"
anti-nightcore by diismantled June 16, 2016

Nightingale 

Listen do you hear that ?
I don’t hear anything

That’s the point….no nightingales

Blah blah

*every*
Nightingale by LlamaUrMother September 7, 2023

nightnooin

when someone goes canoeing at night
hey tyler wanna go nightnooin?
nightnooin by quentin saladbar February 5, 2010

bag nightcore

n. Refers to the ever so popular nightcore remix of the popular ddr song Bag by RevenG.
I can't play bag nightcore at 1x speed. It's just too hard.
bag nightcore by sigsig bros October 2, 2019

nightime in nigeria 

The sight of many people of african descent in one place.
"It must be nightime in nigeria, i've never seen so many niggas in my life before."

Nightcord at 25:00 

Nightcord at 25:00, often abbreviated as 25ji or N25 is one of the units in Project Sekai: Colorful Stage. Its description in the game is as such: ' An underground music circle that operates at 1:00 AM (25:00), and whose identities are shrouded in mystery. ' They work online through a communication app called Nightcord.

K formed the circle, hoping that her music would be able to "save someone". She found three people named "Yuki", "Enanan" and "Amia". Their real names are Yoisaki Kanade, Asahina Mafuyu, Shinonome Ena and Akiyama Mizuki.
Person 1: Hey, have you heard of Nightcord at 25:00?
Person 2: Oh, you mean that depressed unit?
Nightcord at 25:00 by wonderdoulle October 19, 2022
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