nightful

All that occurs or is done during a single night.

Interpreting dreams was interpreting dreamers, finding what function was performed for the dreamer by specific dreams, or by nightsful of dreams, or by a dream series.

No deer, of course. But summer nightfuls of a raccoon banging the lid of Mr. Gallagher's in-ground garbage can, ker-blam ker-blam ker- blam.

As much as is produced or consumed throughout an entire night.

And now, in March, when back home in Iowa thoughts of plowing were making folks restless, and spring was only a matter of a morning's rain or shine (either would bring it), snow had fallen again—a whole nightful of it.

Some people are affected more by two glasses of beer than others by a nightful of Scotch and sodas.

Pertaining to the night; occurring at night, found at night, resulting from the night, night-like, etc.

Fatigue, and want of strength from recent sickness: The ague's touch, that now recurs beneath These nightful dews.

O nightful men, we come and are bearing gifts For the fallen tribes, a nationality More gracious than your counterfeited kings, Or the five-fold unity of your long canoes.