noun.
1. a fairy chess piece that can move any number of unobstructed knight moves in a single direction (Betza = NN); also sometimes called "knightmare"
Example: If a black nightrider is on a1, and b3, c5, and d7 are all unobstructed, the nightrider can go a1-d7. However, if there is a piece on c5, the nightrider cannot go to d7 as it is obstructed by c5 (however, like any other orthodox chess piece, if the obstructing piece is of the opponent, the nightrider can take on c5 from a1, assuming b3 is not occupied).
"If you think the chess knight is a tricky piece, wait until you play with nightriders."
When driving at night above the speed limit with no lights on mainly to avoid detection. Mostly used for covert passage when traveling at night in a car without any lights on.
Simply having a older (pre-2000) dark small block engine sports car that you name KIT is normally automatically considered dealer certified “Veteran OG status” in the knight rider universe.
Kit in other forms is seen as Knight Rider is Nyt Ryda, Night Rider, Nyte Rider & gnRider etc..
We saw you getting chased by cops last nightdriving Nightrider mode going hella quick. You ditch the 5-0 or what?