pride of the morning
pride of the morning noun: a light rain (or sometimes a mist) which falls in the morning, especially one which is expected to give way to a pleasant day.
Noun
pride of the morning
- A light rain (or sometimes a mist) which falls in the morning, especially one which is expected to give way to a pleasant day.
- […] the pride of the morning was falling almost invisibly, the birds piped shrilly through the mist. Suddenly, as she watched, a hand and arm were thrust out between the new wooden bars of the watch tower window facing the road.1959, Dorothy Charques, The Nunnery, page 267
- Once the muirburn was finished and the urgency of the season's work began to assert itself and, on a day attended by a 'pride of the morning mist' that was reckoned to foretell a spell of fine weather, Kirsty was turning the sheets she had washed and spread out on the dyke the previous evening when...2002, Lillian Beckwith, A Breath of Autumn, House of Stratus, →ISBN, page 145
Questions about pride of the morning
- What does pride of the morning mean?
- Pride of the morning means a light rain (or sometimes a mist) which falls in the morning, especially one which is expected to give way to a pleasant day.
- What part of speech is pride of the morning?
- Pride of the morning is a noun.
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