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Often used in the same context:
daylight saving,
autumnal equinox,
clocks,
greenwich mean time,
vernal equinox,
daylight,
gregorian calendar,
spring equinox,
equinox,
workday,
oversleep,
tishri,
moonrise,
winter solstice,
summer solstice,
workweek,
holidays,
solstice,
garbage collection,
alarm clock,
sleepyheads,
equinoxes,
snooze,
naptime,
armistice day,
lunar eclipse,
bedtime,
ichthyomancy,
eastern time,
moonset,
brumaire,
drinking age,
omer,
thankgiving,
tempus fugit,
smoke alarm,
waking,
morn,
midnights,
weatherwise,
rosh hashanah,
meteor shower,
cold spell,
sched,
ground hog,
atomic clock,
zzz,
dawns,
space heater,
kislev,
unplug,
lunar calendar,
walt whitman bridge,
guy fawkes night,
rosh hashana,
pollen count,
wakeup,
clearway,
mothering sunday,
pillow fight,
timezone,
cheshvan,
chanukkah,
circadian rhythm,
samhain,
witching hour,
sabbaths,
taper off,
thunder bay,
all nighter,
simchat torah,
parking meter,
hannukah,
atomic age,
lunisolar calendar,
abortion pill,
christmas eve,
senior moment,
background noise,
lights,
sunrises,
nonstop flight,
pesach,
attic salt,
lambing,
mugginess,
lightbulb,
proroguing,
dinnertime,
celestial equator,
world wide web,
ido,
rainier,
calendar,
sidereal,
misdial,
steeve,
midnite,
infant death,
yom kippur,
thermostat,
rogation
More general:
time
Synonyms:
daylight-saving time,
daylight-savings time,
daylight saving
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