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1all-night — adjective only before noun 1. ) an all night party, meeting, etc. continues until the next morning: an all night vigil for peace 2. ) an all night store, restaurant, bus service, etc. continues to operate for the whole night: all night… …
2all-night — all′ night adj. 1) lasting an entire night; nightlong: an all night vigil[/ex] 2) open all night: an all night diner[/ex] • Etymology: 1520–30 …
3all-night|er — «l NY tuhr», noun. a session that lasts all day and through the night, usually of work or study: »To help meet deadlines, she sometimes pulled an all nighter …
4all-night — all night; all night·er; …
5All Night — Infobox Film name = All Night director = Paul Powell producer = Bluebird Photoplays/Universal writer = Edgar Franklin Fred Myton starring = Rudolph Valentino Carmel Myers Charles Dorian Mary Warren William Dyer distributor = Universal Films… …
6all-night — UK / US adjective [only before noun] 1) an all night shop, restaurant, bus service etc continues to operate for the whole night all night supermarket shopping 2) an all night party, meeting etc continues until the next morning an all night vigil… …
7all-night — /awl nuyt /, adj. 1. taking up, extending through, or occurring continually during an entire night; nightlong: an all night vigil. 2. open all night, as for business; providing services, accommodations, etc., at all hours of the night: an all… …
8all-night — adjective Date: 1886 1. lasting throughout the night < an all night poker game > 2. open throughout the night < an all night diner > …
9all-night — /ˈɔl naɪt/ (say awl nuyt) adjective 1. in operation throughout the night; open all night. 2. continuing all night. –all nighter, noun …
10ˌall-ˈnight — adj continuing or available for the whole night an all night party[/ex] an all night restaurant[/ex] …
