what does wee hours of the morning means?
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the first urge to urinate after sleep
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GMT 0:00 is the first second of the day.\nAll countries times are eith + or - so many hours GMT.
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For some uses of the word "day" there are no synonym.  For others:\nperiod\ninterval\ntime\n24-hour
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11 PM\n\n(Of the previous day)\n(3 hours earlier)
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Morning.\n\nIt is my time to be happy with the day.\nmandy
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The time from just before dawn until the sun is up.  A new beginning, a new day, peacefulness and quiet before the rush of the day's activities.  The absolute best place to see it is to see the sun rise out of the ocean, especially from the deck of a sailboat while you are cruising under sail with no engine.
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i think its still good afternoon, because theoretically the hours from 00:00 to 11:59 is morning, whereas 12:00 onwards is the afternoon.
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Morning - Knee length\n\nAfternoon - Tea length\n\nEvening - Full length
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Great question!  To me, this means when Tuesday ends and Wednesday begins.  I think that's because I think of this time as Tuesday night.\n\nMy native language is English (I'm American.)\n\nI know that the new day starts at 12:00 am, so if I were hearing this in an official context, I would believe it meant the time when Monday became Tuesday.  I think there are other strategies for circumlocution that avoid this problem.
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i would say between 7 and 9 p.m.
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Shirt is usually the first off. In the morning it depends on whatever I get to. Waking up is not my forte -_^
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My favourite time to wake up in the morning is sometime in the afternoon.
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Midday.  After 11.59pm time classed as / becomes am
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Its the moment of sunrise when the sun starts to rise above the horizon.  \n\nThe sun can appear like a crack of light on the horizon.
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3pm:  Roughly the first quarter\n6am:  Roughly the full moon.
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morning, after you take care of mother nature.  You can basically do it anytime of the day, but to get a consistent number, make sure you measure around the same time each day.
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No they have completely different meanings.\n\nThe first one means just what it says.\n\nThe second says that you didn't get tired til after ten hours.