Twilight

What do we mean by twilight?

The diffused light from the sky during the early evening or early morning when the sun is below the horizon and its light is refracted by the earth's atmosphere. noun

The time of the day when the sun is just below the horizon, especially the period between sunset and dark. noun

Dim or diffused illumination. noun

A period or condition of decline following growth, glory, or success. noun

A state of ambiguity or obscurity. noun

The light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon at morning and evening. noun

Hence, any faint light; partial darkness; shade. noun

Figuratively, an indistinct medium of perception; also, a state of faint or hazy mental illumination. noun

Belonging, pertaining, or peculiar to twilight; seen by twilight; crepuscular, as a hat or moth.

Faintly illuminated; shady; dim; obscure: either literally or figuratively.

The light perceived before the rising, and after the setting, of the sun, or when the sun is less than 18° below the horizon, occasioned by the illumination of the earth's atmosphere by the direct rays of the sun and their reflection on the earth. noun

Faint light; a dubious or uncertain medium through which anything is viewed. noun

Seen or done by twilight. adjective

Imperfectly illuminated; shaded; obscure. adjective

The soft light in the sky seen before the rising and (especially) after the setting of the sun, occasioned by the illumination of the earth’s atmosphere by the direct rays of the sun and their reflection on the earth. noun

The time when this light is visible; the period between daylight and darkness. noun

Any faint light through which something is seen; an in-between or fading condition. noun

Pertaining to or resembling twilight. adjective

Lighted by or as if by twilight adjective

The soft light in the sky seen before the rising and (especially) after the setting of the sun, occasioned by the illumination of the earth’s atmosphere by the direct rays of the sun and their reflection on the earth.

The time when this light is visible; the period between daylight and darkness.

The time when the sun is less than 18° below the horizon.

Any faint light through which something is seen; an in-between or fading condition.

A book series in which a young girl must choose between bestiality and necrophilia. Urban Dictionary

It occurs at dusk & dawn; the darking up & the lightening up of the sky. Urban Dictionary

A book with no literary value whatsoever. It's biggest fans tend to be fangirls who are in love with Edward because they think he's sexy (despite the fact that he is merely a word). There's no character development at all, and the protaganist, Bella Swan, would die without Edward, which leaves some of us to believe that she may, in fact, be a zombie due to the fact that she probably died sometime before the story even took place (thanks to her knack for falling in front of cars and other bullshit). This book is so bad that I actually couldn't stomach to read it. I read more of Jane Austen than I did of Twilight. And I hate Jane Austen. Read this if you want to look like an idiot in front of someone who isn't. Urban Dictionary

That book by stephenie meyer which caused the vampire genre to be classified as a "teenage love-story" instead of "badaas stories of hardcore blood drinkers". teenages girls eat this shit up for some reason. Urban Dictionary

Quite possibly the worst piece of shit ever made that has somehow captured the attention of millions of unattractive women seeking a man in their life, and twisting their conceptions of a meaningful relationship to an abusive man that somehow manages to save their clumsy butts. Not only that its lack of plot and character development causes the fragile mind to start to break, causing permanent stupidity and a strong pull towards cullenism, in which fangirls will defend with some piss poor defense that a newborn baby could rip through Urban Dictionary

A book series written by Stephenie Meyer that's captured that heart of gazillions of teenaged girls around the world. It's centered around the romance between Isabella Swan (Bella), the awkward new girl in school, and Edward Cullen, a gorgeous vampire she meets. Although the book is pretty addicting, it has to be the worse book i've ever read in terms of originality, clichés, plot, and writing. Cliché #1: The new girl in school who is awkward and clumsy and terrible at everything. How many times have we seen and read this? Cliché #2: The new girl falling in love with the hottest guy in school (Edward). No one saw that coming. Cliché #3: Despite the new girl's awkwardness and plain looks, the hottest guy in school falls in love with her. The epitome of originality, am I right? *sarcasm* Cliché #4: The new girl is hopelessly in love with the hottest guy in school to the point where you want to slap her because she'll do literally everything and anything the hottest guy in school will tell her to do just for him. Cliché #5: The vampire (who is the hottest guy in school), despite his love for the new girl, thirsts for her blood and struggles to control his bloodlust. Wow. Cliché #6: The vampire is a good vampire who doesn't want to hurt humans, so he feeds off of animals instead. *cough* Louis from Interview with the Vampire *cough* Cliché #7: The vampire thinks he's a monster and that the new girl should stay away from him if she values her life, but of course the new girl risks her life to be with him. Cliché #8: The new girl would rather die than not be with the vampire, which is the stupidest thing anyone on this Earth can ever say. Yes, I understand she's madly and hopelessly and stupidly in love with him, but you only get one life. She isn't even considerate of the family members she would leave behind who would mourn her death. There is no plot to the story. It's just a bunch of events that happens between Bella and Edward. The writing in the beginning is so plain, and even though it does get better, it's still not good. There's no figuritive language and not much description. The only thing the author seems to describe is Edward's appearence. Every other freaking sentence is talking about this muscular arms or smile or face or eyes or hair. It's like she created this book to produce a bazillion teenaged fangirls who are obsessed with Edward and don't care about the rest of the story. There really is nothing original about this book. Nothing that the author has come up with on her own. It's pretty much your cliche vampire romance novel. Despite all this, I still love it because it's addicting, but terrible. Urban Dictionary

The epitome of stupidity. Urban Dictionary

Twilight is a young/adult vampire romance novel by Stephenie Meyer and a movie directed by Catherine Hardwicke A twilight is also a emo biatch. All bitches are going crazy over the twilight books and movie and shit. But twilight is such a bunch of whiny emo biatches, what ever happen to badasses vampires? now all they do is complain about their feelings. And what about vampires don’t fry in sunlight anymore! So instead of frying in direct sunlight, they sparkles unnaturally like small sad diamonds, shit! Thank goth that robert is a pretty shining disco bowl or else i had left the cinema on a drop of a hat. Yea i haven't read the books, but fuck those damn books! Stop readig that shit. Use your own fucking mind and make up a better story. I fuck the teenage romance between a 100-year old pathetic vampire ass and a 17-year old frikkin emo kid. Urban Dictionary

A book that just now everyone is obsessed with. You can't look for a bumpersticker on facebook without seeing"I love edward". omg get over yourself! it's a book, it's okay to like a book, but not if it prevents you from living your life normally (or as normal as an obsessee can be) Urban Dictionary

A series of books and a movie that girls are obsessed over. most of the girls who are obsessed with it don't know the difference between a vampire and a faggot who never drinks blood. the end. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to twilight:
twilight, twinight, taillight, twight, twilit, owllight, tealight, twilights, twighlight, twi night.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word twilight:
sparkle, saga, zone, idols, eclipse, bella, dusk, buffy, meyer, hitchcock, cullen, sunset, sad, dawn, horizon, gods, sunrise, rod, vampire, princess, anthology, terror, astronomical, cbs, episode, moon, realm, breaking, fantasy, midnight, soundtrack, tales, aired, horror, shadow, sword, sleep, magic, angel, sun, alfred, sky, segment, adventures, starred, fiction, perry, adaptation, presents, evening, outer, woods.

Words that rhyme with twilight:
light, bite, right, white, insight, night, site, write, fight, despite, quite, expedite, smight, sight, trite, erudite, cite, flight, blight, recondite, contrite, frostbite, plight, tight, alright, alight, oversight, bright, delight, lite, neophyte, highlight, spite, slight, acolyte, website, incite, luddite, height, mite, might, satellite, indict, fortnight, ignite, rite, hindsight, finite, kite, smite, apartheid, invite, forthright, knight, polite, appetite, outright, dight, parasite, plebiscite, wright, recite, underwrite, upright, backbite, foresight, excite, copyright, sprite, spotlight, sleight, unite, overwrite, overnight, limelight, rewrite, hermaphrodite, bight, indite, goodnight, downright, tripartite, fright, nite, uptight, moonlight, extradite, wight, apatite, byte, midnight, fahrenheit, graphite, lignite, feit, twite, dolomite, playwright, meteorite, brite.

Adjectives that are often used to describe twilight:
dim, long, early, gray, soft, grey, short, late, perpetual, purple, green, blue, deep, brief, dusky, cold, celtic, fading, cool, clear, civil, warm, faint, pale, gloomy, golden, northern, eternal, lingering, tropical, strange, astronomical, mysterious, uncertain, dark, solemn, misty, nautical, dull, red, bright, murky, calm, rosy, rainy, beautiful, sweet, wintry, quiet, yellow, slow, sad, mellow, shadowy, chill, premature, pleasant, vague, hazy, ghostly, gentle, swift, artificial, melancholy, dubious, disastrous, greenish, luminous, still, sudden, sombre, crimson, dreary, mild, lovely, eerie, endless, weird, thick, deeper, damp, feeble, dismal, smoky, mystic, stormy, peaceful, serene, doubtful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective twilight:
zone, hour, years, world, sky, sleep, state, hours, shadows, gloom, states, period, air, vision, glow, zones, shade, existence, atmosphere, region, struggle, land, grey, shades, area, scene, gray, realm, deepens, song, walk, war, skies, shadow, darkness, breeze, groves, haze, sea, stillness, room, woods, saints, mood, fair, mist, wind, superstitions, arch, landscape, regions, periods, star, depths, outside, kingdom, tide, approaches, consciousness, dimness, forest, dawn, hues, fall, streets, sun, phenomena, hush, piece, glimpse, blue, evening, darkens, obscurity, walks, lovers, dreams, ray, wave, falls, observations, era, gleam.

Consonant match to twilight:
twilit, twirl it.

Words that sound like twilight:
twilight, twilit, twilights, twyla, taillight, twila, tail light, tealight, tea light, twilt, twinight, douillet, toilet, too late, toilette, towelette, twite, twight, tallit, tallaght, to let, tollett, talat, twilled, tallet, twilley, tillet, twilly, stylite, tillett, telit, highlight, high light, delight, daylight, dilate, dilute, dwelt, twined, toolshed, twunt, ptyalize, tube light, twelve, twist, tweet, twat, tilt, twirled, twit, twelfth, tryout, twelves, twitched, twill, tallied, tweaked, tiled, twirly, tyla, twaalf, twitt, twiste, stylet, trollied, telt, tolt, taillights, trolleyed, try out, tuley, tail lights, tuat, stellite, tiit, tweel, wile out, twaite, twills, try-out, tuolumne, tallowed, tantalite, twedt, trail head, twilling, tai lue, tiat, twig blight, halite, hewlett, whiley, wheelwright, hulett, zeolite, howlite, whelked, dalit, aerolite, analyte.