| EVE |
| Dark |
| S'long |
| Evening |
| Darkness |
| Dark time |
| Day break |
| Sack time |
| Sleep time |
| Dark hours |
| End of day |
| Nyx's realm |
| Wiesel work |
| Dark period |
| Kind of club |
| Day follower |
| It gets dark |
| Kind of mare |
| Thing (anag) |
| Sweet dreams |
| Late evening |
| Dusk to dawn |
| Kind of light |
| The dark time |
| Time to sleep |
| Wiesel memoir |
| Usual bedtime |
| When bats fly |
| Part of S.N.L. |
| Daily darkness |
| Day's opposite |
| Dracula's time |
| Prime-time time |
| Opposite of day |
| Prelude to dawn |
| Time for a tuck |
| Nocturnal hours |
| Time to retire? |
| Date time, often |
| Elie Wiesel work |
| Time for Dracula |
| Dracula's uptime |
| From dusk to dawn |
| When to see stars |
| Time for vampires |
| Time to see stars |
| Hours of darkness |
| AC/DC "___ Prowler |
| Busy time for bats |
| Retirement period? |
| Time for fireworks |
| Unenlightened time |
| Period of darkness |
| It Happened One ___ |
| From dusk 'til dawn |
| Period of ignorance |
| When one sees stars |
| Dusk-to-dawn period |
| Period after sunset |
| Graveyard shift time |
| Time for some shifts |
| Kind of cap and gown |
| Star's time to shine? |
| Rembrandt's "___ Watch |
| The ____ of the Iguana |
| Word with cap and gown |
| One of seven in a week |
| When most dreams occur |
| Popular Christmas carol |
| When many people retire |
| Astronomer's prime time |
| Busy time for fireflies |
| Dracula's favorite time |
| Word with club or stick |
| Kind of court or school |
| When most people retire |
| Bedtime call, informally |
| ___ Must Fall," 1963 film |
| This has "a thousand eyes |
| Word before club or stick |
| It falls but never breaks |
| Brief remark upon retiring |
| It falls quite predictably |
| Word 2 of a Christmasclassic |
| What proverbially follows day |
| Word 4 of a Christmas classic |
| It falls daily but never breaks |
| The ___ of the Iguana": Williams |
| Like all World Series games, now |
| First word of a Cole Porter song. |
| Thing broken in time of darkness? |
| 'Twas the ___ before Christmas ... |
| Mr. Saturday ___" (Billy Crystal film) |
| What hath __ to do with sleep?": Milton |
| Comment to one who's retiring, informally |
| Fright _____, 1985 Hallowe'en knee knocker |
| When horror movie scenes are generally set |
| ... and the darkness he called ___" (Gen 1:5) |