nighted

As an adjective nighted is

dark; clouded.

As a verb nighted is

(night).

As verbs the difference between nighed and nighted

is that nighed is (nigh) while nighted is (night).

As an adjective nighted is

dark; clouded.

As verbs the difference between dighted and nighted

is that dighted is (dight) while nighted is (night).

As an adjective nighted is

dark; clouded.

As verbs the difference between sighted and nighted

is that sighted is (sight) while nighted is (night).

As adjectives the difference between sighted and nighted

is that sighted is not blind while nighted is dark; clouded.

As verbs the difference between nighted and fighted

is that nighted is (night) while fighted is (nonstandard) (fight).

As an adjective nighted

is dark; clouded.

As verbs the difference between knighted and nighted

is that knighted is (knight) while nighted is (night).

As an adjective nighted is

dark; clouded.

As verbs the difference between righted and nighted

is that righted is (right) while nighted is (night).

As an adjective nighted is

dark; clouded.

As a noun nighter

is (only in combinations) someone or something who does something for a certain number of nights.

As an adjective nighted is

dark; clouded.

As a verb nighted is

(night).

As verbs the difference between lighted and nighted

is that lighted is past tense of light while nighted is past tense of night.

As adjectives the difference between lighted and nighted

is that lighted is filled with light; illuminated while nighted is dark; clouded.