yesternight

[ yes-ter-nahyt ]

noun

1. last night.

adverb

1. during last night.

Word History and Origins

Origin of yesternight¹

before 900; Middle English; Old English gystran niht. See yester-, night

Example Sentences

Looking more closely, Garnache thought that he recognized in him one of Sanguinetti's companions of yesternight.

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Karl answered: Knowest thou not that the Kings fought together yesternight?

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His right wing holds the Homolka Hill,—that too would now be valuable to Browne; and cannot be had gratis, as yesternight!

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Nay, my fair lord, I was but thinking of my friend Ford, and how he sat upon my couch no later than yesternight.

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And now, as touching our reasoning yesternight, I promise to do as ye required.

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