twilights

noun

TWY-lyts/ˈtwaɪˌlaɪts/

2 meanings of twilights

1
noun
Plural of twilight. Use this when talking about more than one period of dim light at dawn or dusk.
The long summer twilights gave the children extra time to play outside.
Northern towns enjoy soft twilights that linger well past nine.
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2
nounslanghistoricalplural
Long, pale underwear that women in the British wartime air force once wore.
She folded her twilights into the bottom of her kit bag before lights-out.
The new recruits grumbled about how itchy their twilights were.
Similarbloomers, knickers, drawers
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twilights is a form of twilight

twilight, noun: The time just after the sun sets, or just before it rises, when the sky is not yet fully dark. Full entry

Forms: twilighttwilights plural
Spelling: twilight → twilights: add -s
Sound: The ending sounds like /s/.

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