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daywalker

daywalker noun: one who can go out in the sunlight, distinguished from vampires, etc., who cannot.

Noun

daywalker (plural daywalkers)

  1. One who can go out in the sunlight, distinguished from vampires, etc., who cannot.

Forms of daywalker

pluraldaywalkers

Origin of daywalker

From day + walker.

Questions about daywalker

What does daywalker mean?
Daywalker means one who can go out in the sunlight, distinguished from vampires, etc., who cannot.
What part of speech is daywalker?
Daywalker is a noun.
What is the plural of daywalker?
The plural of daywalker is daywalkers.

Words near daywalker in the dictionary

  1. daytrips
  2. dayum
  3. dayumn
  4. Dayville
  5. daywalk
  6. daywalker
  7. daywalkers
  8. daywalks
  9. dayward
  10. daywatch
  11. daywatches

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