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noturno
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nocturn
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nocturno
Belonging to or active during the night.
diurnal
Portuguese
noturno
Russian
ночной
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nocturno
Catalan
nocturn
Related or associated to the night.
of night
Russian
ночной
Time period.
time period
period of time
period
1
Therefore, we studied the effect of sleep deprivation on
nocturnal
ghrelin secretion.
2
Many times have dreams of Lucy been responsible for my
nocturnal
emissions.
3
It seemed best to leave out certain details of my
nocturnal
encounter.
4
Conclusions: On average,
nocturnal
voiding frequency is indicative of
nocturnal
urine production.
5
Bats are
nocturnal
,
but some need sunlight to set their internal compass.
6
So a recent exchange about my
nocturnal
habits produced a reflex queasiness.
7
Still, the
nocturnal
adventures I promised myself would soon create accommodating dents.
8
His simple mind found nothing to wonder at in this
nocturnal
visit.
9
He opened the door wider to the
nocturnal
riddle of the house.
10
The
nocturnal
misery reached out and took victims from the waking world.
11
It was a formidable campaign; a
nocturnal
battle against pestilence and suffocation.
12
At the accustomed hour the door opened, and the
nocturnal
spectacle reappeared.
13
He became part of the team: a
nocturnal
,
adrenaline-fuelled Manhattan line cook.
14
He must take the
nocturnal
voyage in order not to grieve Ledscha.
15
Overall visual performance resembled closely that of another
nocturnal
species, the cat.
16
As the gloom deepened numbers of the
nocturnal
feeders began to arrive.
nocturnal
nocturnal animals
nocturnal visitor
nocturnal habits
nocturnal creatures
nocturnal adventure
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noturno
nocturno
Catalan
nocturn
Spanish
nocturno
nocheriego
Russian
ночной