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nightlong
[ adjective nahyt-lawng, -long; adverb nahyt-lawng, -long ]
adjective
- lasting all night:
a nightlong snowfall.
adverb
- through the entire night:
Volunteer sandbag crews worked nightlong to stem the floodwaters.
nightlong
/ ˈ²Ô²¹Éª³ÙËŒ±ôÉ’Å‹ /
adjective
- throughout the night
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Origin of nightlong1
Example Sentences
As they roamed the streets, the protesters set off small fires that would soon draw in the police, in what has become a nightlong game of cat-and-mouse.
Known as the Argus Array Pathfinder, it will register changes in the stars second by second, essentially making a nightlong celestial movie.
Appearing in fitted tops and mini skirts after nightlong partying, Naomi is, well, the black sheep in more ways than the most obvious racial one.
But tonight the wind is blowing out, and he just didn’t give them any swings all nightlong.â€
In the second, a big group of psychotherapists have a tetchy nightlong dinner in a pancake house.
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