noctuary
/ˈnɒktjʊəri/ /ˈnɒktʃʊəri/noun
An account of what happens during a particular night or particular nights.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Spectator. From classical Latin noctū by night, ablative or locative of an unattested 4th-declension variant of noct-, nox night + -ary, after diary.
- Magdeburgian
- mage
- Magellan
- Magellan Cloud
- Magellan, Ferdinand
- Magellanic Cloud
- Magellanic Clouds
- Magellanic Stream
- Magellan's Cloud
- Magellan's straits
- Magellan, Strait of
- Magellan straits
- Magen David
- magenta
- mageship
- maggem
- maggid
- maggie
- Maggie Ann
- maggie-many-feet
- maggie-many-legs
- Maggie's drawers
- Maggiore, Lake
- maggle
- maggot