Translations for „witching hour“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

ˈwitch·ing hour N the witching hour

witching hour

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witching hour

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I won't even bother wasting space talking about the sheer horrendousness that is known as the witching hour!

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We've passed the witching hour, so the dynamics have changed, and we shouldn't turn around.

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The fabled story of the sleep-deprived genius who is recognized for their brilliance after years of work in the witching hour might not be that far off.

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I cope by taking vitamins, napping in the pre-party witching hour after work, and trying to take it easy at the weekends.

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I'm sorry, but the witching hour of snack time just doesn't call out for a glass of water, genius.

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There's also a witching hour, that's between 10am to 11am, when investors actually lost money.

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You often swipe through very late at night, during the witching hour, and never snap back.

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Instead of falling into bed so close to the witching hour, we were getting up.

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The witching hour from medieval times is the time believed that witches came out to do their unholy practices.

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The play is scary at the best of times, but the witching hour could see the theatre's own ghost make an appearance.

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