nite

[ nahyt ]

noun

1. an informal, simplified spelling of night.

Example Sentences

Think Mardi Gras for geeks with flashing neon sunglasses and nite-glow cocktails.

From The Daily Beast

Paint Nite is just one of the many of the “add-alcohol” activities taking the nation by storm.

From The Daily Beast

“The instructions are straightforward,” said Daniel Hermann, head of strategy and founder of Paint Nite.

From The Daily Beast

The artist and Paint Nite split a portion of the earnings from the night.

From The Daily Beast

Kimmel is also a Letterman guy—the license plate of his first car read “L8 NITE.”

From The Daily Beast

Hain't I kep' in doors uv a nite, an quit chawn tobacker and smokin' segars just to please her?

From Project Gutenberg

O de brave, de galliard devise: me sal come by de nite and contrefaire de Anglois gentlehommes—dites-nous ainsi, Monsieur Pisaro?

From Project Gutenberg

Consekens was, I presunted myself at Betty's bedside late at nite, with considerbul licker koncealed about my persun.

From Project Gutenberg

The gh in might, night are still pronounced by the Scotch; but the English say mite, nite.

From Project Gutenberg

Owls have got to have big eyes cos tha has to be out a good deal at nite a doin bisnis with rats and mice, wich keeps late ours.

From Project Gutenberg