Look up: crepuscular

1. crepuscular
   Active at dawn and/or dusk.
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2. Crepuscular
   most active at dusk and dawn.
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3. Crepuscular
   Animals that are active in the twilight, pre-dawn and at dusk.
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4. crepuscular
   [adj] - like twilight
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5. Crepuscular
   A bird which flies at dawn and dusk in the half light.
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6. crepuscular
   dark blue bands which radiate from the Sun and cross the purple light, during twilight. Category: The cosmos
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7. Crepuscular
   Cre·pus'cu·lar adjective [ Confer French crépusculaire .] 1. Pertaining to twilight; glimmering; hence, imperfectly clear or luminous. « This semihistorical and crepuscular period. Sir G. C. Lewis. » 2.<...
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8. crepuscular
   Pertaining to a twilight state of consciousness. ... Origin: L. Crepusculum, twilight ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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9. crepuscular
   adjective like twilight; dim; `the evening`s crepuscular charm`
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10. Crepuscular
    • (a.) Alt. of Crepusculous
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11. crepuscular
    crepuscular Active in the evening or in twilight hours.
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12. Crepuscular
    Crepuscular animals are those that are active primarily during twilight, that is during dawn and dusk. ==Etymology and usage== The word crepuscular is derived from the Latin crepusculum, meaning "twilight". Its sense accordingly differs from diurnal and nocturnal behavior, which respectively peak d...
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13. Crepuscular
    active at dusk or dawn.
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14. Crepuscular
    describes animals that are active during dawn and/or dusk (i.e. around sunrise and sunset), as opposed to Nocturnal or Diurnal.
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15. Crepuscular
    Active during the evening and early morning hours.
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16. crepuscular
    (L: crepusculum twilight; of twilight) descriptive term for an animal which is active in the twilight but sleeps during the middle of the day and night.
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17. crepuscular
    Describes the behavior of being active during twighlight hours(dusk or dawn)
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18. crepuscular
    Active at twilight, either morning or evening.
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19. crepuscular
    Becomes active at dusk, dawn, and twilight.
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20. crepuscular
    refers to animals that are primarily active during twilight hours including both dusk and dawn
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21. Crepuscular
    Active or primarily active at the time around dawn or dusk (Morris 1992).
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