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Often used in the same context:
afternoons,
mornings,
nights,
weekends,
weekdays,
supper,
weeknight,
brunches,
socials,
matinees,
dinners,
midnights,
daytime,
euchre,
jollification,
dusk,
owling,
overnighters,
sessions,
wiener roast,
lunchtime,
carolling,
noon,
recitals,
contradance,
vespers,
nighttime,
hours,
picnics,
summers,
sabbaths,
saturdays,
siestas,
hearthside,
stargazing,
socializing,
babysitting,
tuesdays,
square dancing,
attention deficit disorder,
teatime,
firesides,
outdoors,
storytime,
summertime,
workday,
aperitivo,
nooner,
concerts,
classes,
midsummer eve,
compline,
sundowner,
en famille,
candlelight,
errands,
bocci,
sundown,
moonlight,
potluck dinner,
playday,
tgif,
workshops,
twilights,
en plein air,
maundy thursday,
folk dancing,
jazzercise,
respites,
dinnertime,
whitsuntide,
pinochle,
daylight,
devotions,
milonga,
refreshments,
excursions,
evensong,
ceilidh,
preconcert,
rehersal,
dixieland,
specials,
potluck,
laze,
shabbat,
belly dance,
rehearsals,
canasta,
tenebrae,
fortnights,
naps,
dutch treat,
evening prayer,
lunch,
sittings,
wine tasting,
doubleheaders,
discos,
nightcaps,
barbecues,
starlit,
evening,
afternoon,
sundays,
night,
morning,
summer,
sunday,
weekend,
saturday,
days,
autumn,
christmas,
autumns
Appears in the definition of:
breeze,
cocoon,
daylight-savings time,
daylight-saving time,
daylight saving,
daylight savings,
frore,
heat lightning,
night school
Also try:
— Adjectives for evenings:
long,
many,
few,
most,
several,
musical,
pleasant,
warm,
quiet,
late,
social,
more...
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