Nocturne

What do we mean by nocturne?

A painting of a night scene. noun

An instrumental composition of a pensive, dreamy mood, especially one for the piano. noun

In painting, a night-piece; a painting exhibiting some of the characteristic effects of night-light. noun

In music, a composition, properly instrumental, which is intended to embody the dreamy sentiments appropriate to the evening or the night; a pensive and sentimental melody; a reverie; a serenade. The style of composition and the term are peculiar to the romantic school. Also notturno. noun

A night piece, or serenade. The name is now used for a certain graceful and expressive form of instrumental composition, as the nocturne for orchestra in Mendelsohn's “Midsummer-Night's Dream” music. noun

A work of art relating or dedicated to the night. noun

A dreamlike or pensive composition (usually for the piano). noun

A pensive lyrical piece of music (especially for the piano) noun

A work of art relating or dedicated to the night.

A dreamlike or pensive composition, usually for the piano.

Sleeps during the day, awake at night. Urban Dictionary

A person who is nocturnal by nature- their sleeping pattern has become reversed from the normal. Often the result of wasting time late at night/early morning online (usually streaming addictive TV shows, watching pointless YouTube videos etc) Becoming a Nocturn can be a gradual and progressive change of state, sometimes happening without the affected realising that they are still watching Dexter repeats at 5.30am on a Tuesday morning. Commonly found in students, the unemployed, and those whose jobs require them to work late at night. Symptoms include, insomnia or oversleeping, excessive napping, disrupted eating pattern, weight gain (due to mindless snacking), the inability to maintain a normal daily routine, missing important appointments or events because you spent all night on youtube trying to teach yourself how to open a bottle with a lighter. Urban Dictionary

A champion in League of Legends that uses the power of tilt to win games. By constantly ulting botlane the enemy team’s morale will crumble and the Nocturne player will be seeing a victory screen. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is up at night and normally sleeps through the day. 2) one who is more active at night than through the day. Urban Dictionary

Dark or to do with Night time Urban Dictionary

Nocturnal hacks,chams,walls,u name it she does it!!! Urban Dictionary

The natural state of college students. Urban Dictionary

The state or quality of being nocturnal Urban Dictionary

A word to describe wierd poeple that you see at night and night time only. Urban Dictionary

The point of no return Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to nocturne:
nocturne, nocturn, nocturns, nocturna, nocturno, nocturnal, nocturia, noctule, notturno, nocturnes, nocturnus, nocturnum, notturni.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word nocturne:
lento, tarantella, cantabile, nightcrawler, chopin, ballade, andante, juggernaut, scherzo, morph, whistler, excalibur, serenade, cello, blink, britten, evocative, liszt, lullaby, tatum, thunderbird, shin, interlude, sonata, oboe, raft, ric, sans, piano, nocturnal, waltz, opus, orchestral, mozart, melody, violin, concerto, folding, clarinet, harp, persona, witch, flute, strings, melodic, rocket, tenor, lovers, quartet, blair, pot, suite, meter, falling, vampire, bike, piece, saga, minor, grammy, catalog, midnight, les, percussion, mood, marvel, orchestra, opens, composition, variations, horn, string, pianist, stroke, theme, devil, jazz, composer, symphony, tune, gameplay, reality, trio, painting, solo, contest, survival, gathering, pieces, secret, alfred, tokyo, shadow, garden, horror, composed, feelings, wedding, paint, manhattan.

Words that rhyme with nocturne:
block turn, clock turn, lock turn, rock turn, stock turn, talk turn.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nocturne:
minor, flat, major, first, second, third, sharp, beautiful, famous, exquisite, little, lovely, favorite, thirteenth, sixth, dreamy, fourth, orchestral, fifth, next, favourite, special, double, soft, real, brief, whistlerian, vocal, indian, japanese, lithuanian, dark, curious, mystical, nice, hideous, noblest, sweet, doleful, celebrated, insistent, wonderful, luscious, hot, morbid, romantic, blue, instrumental, brilliant, quiet, delicious, earlier, charming, fatal, voluminous, 6th, less, ninth, slow, solemn, known, mellow, posthumous.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective nocturne:
vulgaire, form.

Consonant match to nocturne:
nekton, knocked in, neck turn, necked in, nicked in, nocked in.

Words that sound like nocturne:
nocturne, nocturn, nocturna, nocturnes, nectar, nectarine, nekton, nectary, nichter, nektar, necton, nocturnal, knocked, knocker, knockin, knockdown, narn, nocked, nectars, notter, knock down, noct, knotter, not on, knock on, nocturno, nocte, nocti, knock-down, knochen, knock in, modern, lectern, my turn, mattern, hoctor, matern, mactan, mukhtar, norn, naughton, necktie, neck tie, knocking, knockers, neater, natter, necro, knitter, knicker, necked, nater, netter, nect, knacker, knotting, necker, natan, nacre, natron, neaten, nairn, nectarines, narm, knocked down, knecht, nagar, nacker, nectarous, naker, naken, knighton, neckar, nat turner, nairne, enactor, netr, knackery, knacked, necron, knighten, netra, nagari, naquin, necar, knucker, nachor, nacarat, nectaries, nadon, nacro, kick turn, nacken, nectareous, knoten, nacon, netan, nackt, nagara, necro-.