nighted ( gh silent)

[Eng. night; -ed.] 1. Darkened, clouded, dark. "Good Hamlet, cast thy nighted color off." Shakesp.: Hamlet, 1. 2. 2. Overtaken by night; benighted. "Now to horse! I shall be nighted." Ben Jonson: The Widow, ii. *night-er-tāle ( gh silent), s. [A. S. nihte (gen it. of wiht ) =night, and talu = tale, reckoning; Icel. nattar-thel.] The night-time; night. IMG:content-0054.png:[blocks in formation] nightfall