nudey
If you mean thistle, then it's spelled thistle.
Its what the girl fed the scientist in the movie nightmare before Christmas to make him pass out so she can leave at night
Christmas Eve. (literally: the good night)
Literally, "This night is good night", but it means "Tonight is Christmas eve".
You mean in the trees? There are three.
Eve can mean: 1. The wife of Adam, the first woman, the the mother of Cain, Seth, and Abel. hence the progenitor of the entire human race (according to the Bible). 2. The nighttime, usually used to refer to the period right after dusk, but usually before midnight. Christmas Eve, for instance, is the night before Christmas. 3. A metaphorical end of something.
a mean one
No, "yesterday night" refers to the night of the most recent day that has passed. "The night before last night" would refer to two nights ago.
I wonder if you mean 'Camouflage and Christmas Lights.' A song sung by Rodney Carrington and written by Andrew Dorff and Michael Logen.
There are many interpretations for the lights at Christmas. Some attribute it to an electrician from a telephone company, but I like to believe that it represents the starry night that Christ was born on.
If you mean Christmas lights; that was before. Nowadays Christmas lights are connected in parallel.
well u mean Christmas eve and Christmas day . ?