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night court

 

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Noun night court has 1 sense
  1. night court - a criminal court (in large cities) that sits at night
    --1 is a kind of
    criminal court

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Night Court

Part of speech: Noun

Sense 1: A court that operates during the evening or night hours, usually to handle minor offenses or emergency cases.

Example sentence: The defendant pleaded his case in night court and was sentenced to community service.

Sense 2: The eponymous title of a popular American sitcom that aired from 1984 to 1992, showcasing the comedic interactions of the night shift staff at a Manhattan municipal court.

Example sentence: Night Court was known for its witty dialogue and quirky characters, making it a beloved sitcom for many viewers.

Sense 3: A venue where court proceedings or trials take place during the evening, usually as a form of entertainment or for charitable purposes.

Example sentence: The local theater transformed into a night court for a charity event, with lawyers and actors reenacting famous trials.

Sense 4: In popular culture, refers to the court of the supernatural beings held during the night to decide matters pertaining to supernatural realms.

Example sentence: In some folklore, the night court is presided over by mythical creatures and spirits to arbitrate conflicts among the supernatural beings.

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