witching hour

(n.) a time deep into the evening. usu. midnight.
(1)markus was out drinking into the witching hour last night. (2)they say the dark horseman only comes during witching hours.
(n.) a time when almost n-body has any reason to be out. these times usually occur at night, but may happen at any time, depending on the day. it’s like the doldrums of the day.
examples of witching hours include:
2 p.m. (workers have eaten lunch already, schoolchildren haven’t been let out yet, and cutters get bored and go home.)

3 a.m. (parties have ended, most people have either picked up a girl and are riding the night out or have gone home.)
5 p.m on sunday (n-body is coming back from work, but everything is closed, and schoolchildren are finishing their homework.)
the hour right after the bar closes, during which time the fuzz will pull you over for any reason, or no reason at all just to see if you’re intoxicated.
roy might not have gotten a dui, except he drove during the witching hour
a period of relative calm, during which a person or people undergo a significant mood change, usually for the worse. the witching hour is not a time of violence, it is the calm that precedes the storm.
when my parents called on the phone to ask where i was they sounded really calm and friendly. but as i drove home i knew that soon the precious time of witching hour would p-ss.

after her boyfriend, left caroline sat down and brooded over his insensitive remarks. little did mike knew as he drove away that the witching hour hung over him.
the time between the end of a tv show and the beginning of the next. this occurs either on the hour or the half hour. it is the void that can give a zen-like state when the outcome can be good, bad, or neither…the commercials become enlightening.
the geico commercial during the witching hour seemed funnier, but i think i was bored. im not sure though.