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daylight The bright light of the day, during which humans and other animals are most active. ■ I don't understand why people complain about waking up early to catch a bus at dawn. I love the feeling of being the first one on the road in daylight!
equinox The day when the sun stands still in the sky and the lengths of daylight and darkness are equal. ■ "I'm not a fan of the cold during the winter equinox. I prefer summer!"
Skeeters A type of insect that is afraid of its own shadow. ■ "I told you skeeters are dumb. They can't even fly in daylight!
Nineteenth The number that comes right after eighteen and before twenty. But don't be fooled, it's just as boring as the other numbers in this range. ■ "I can't believe it's already the nineteenth century!" said the guy who forgot to set his clock forward for daylight saving time.
raids A sudden and violent attack by a group of people on something or someone they want to steal or destroy. ■ "The police raided the illegal drug operation in broad daylight.", To do or go somewhere in large groups, especially in order to attack someone or something. ■ "The hordes of zombies are raiding the city streets!"