Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 69', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | nightcap nip 458 nightcap noun 1 the finalalcoholic drink of the night uk 1818. 2 a marijuana cigarette especially the last one of the day. No doubt for the relaxant properties of the drug uk 1996. 3 in horse racing the last race of the day us 1951 nightclub tan noun a pale complexion uk 1973 night cocky noun in prison a night patrolman uk 2000 night compass noun a chamber pot cayman islands 1985 nightery niterie noun a nightclub us 1934 night eye noun an irregular growth on the inside of a horse s legs usefulas a means of identification us 193a night for night noun in television and film-making a scene set at night that is also shot at night us isaa nighthawk noun 1 a person who is active late at night uk 1818. 2 a taxidriver who works late at night us iaaa night house noun an illegal lottery operating at night us 1957 nightie nighty noun a nightgown uk 1871 nightingale noun a police informer. From the sing metaphor us 1968 night manoeuvres noun a social date us 1962 nightmare noun an unpleasant experience an unpleasant person uk 1927 night nurse noun a cigarette smoked in the middle of the night by an addict whose body is awakened by the craving for nicotine in the night us 1996 night rider noun 1 a person who enjoys the wild side of life at night us 1951. 2 in horse racing someone who takes a horse out for a night workout in the hope of lessening its performance in a race the next day us 1951 nights belong to Charlie used as a rule of thumb by US soldiers in Vietnam acknowledging the ascendancy of the Viet Cong during the dark US 1990 night train noun suicide us 1984 night work noun at night urination or defecation other than in a toilet TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 1959 nighty-night night-night nigh -nigh good night. Originally children s vocabulary but now widely used and not always ironically uk 1896 nig in verb to sneak in without paying uk 2003 nig-nog noun 1 any non-white person. Rhyming slang by virtue of the rhyme with wog this racist and derogatory term is a .
