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dusk
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dusk [dəsk]
(astronomy)
That part of either morning or evening twilight between complete darkness and civil twilight.
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Friday went by right quick, Yoda and me sleeping that night in the rocking chair, and Saturday was dusking by the time I made up my mind what to do.
Yoda by Doyle, Brian / U.S. Catholic
Snow goose skies, And bleak hedgerows At dusking of the day, You hold my head close to your breast And send the time away * Bert Ward is a college lecturer and son of a shipyard worker born in North Ormesby, Middlesbrough.
Poems by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
I watch the horizon dusking ripe and remember the darkness of that one Kieslowski film-the scene, that scene, when Veronika collapses.
Here by Petty, Audrey / African American Review
 
 
 
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