subs. (old).—Twilight: also TWATTERLIGHT.
1657. MIDDLETON, More Dissemblers besides Women, iii. 1.
| Then cast she up | |
| Her pretty eye, and wink’d; the word methought was then, | |
| ‘Come not ’till TWITTER-LIGHT.’ |
1606. Wily Beguiled [HAWKINS, The Origin of the English Drama, iii. 317]. What mak’st thou here this TWATTER LIGHT? I think thou’rt in a dream; I think, the fool haunts thee.
