crepuscle - 4 dictionary results
cre⋅pus⋅cule
[kri-puhs-kyool, krep-uh-skyool] 
–noun
| twilight; dusk. |
Also, cre⋅pus⋅cle [kri-puhs-uh
l] .
[kri-puhs-uhl] .
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| cre·pus·cle (krĭ-pŭs'əl) n. Variant of crepuscule. |
| cre·pus·cule (krĭ-pŭs'kyōōl) n. Twilight. [Middle English, from Old French, from Latin crepusculum, from creper, dark.] |
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Crepuscle
Cre*pus"cle\ (kr[-e]*p[u^]s"s'l), Crepuscule \Cre*pus"cule\ (kr[-e]*p[u^]s"k[-u]l), n. [L. crepusculum, fr. creper dusky, dark: cf. F. cr['e]puscule.] Twilight. --Bailey.
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