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  1. Friday Night Lights (Attic Lights album), Friday Night Lights (TV series), Friday Night Lights (TV show), Friday Night Lights (book), Friday Night Lights (disambiguation), Friday Night Lights (film), Friday Night Lights (film soundtrack), Friday Night Lights (mixtape), Friday Night Lights (movie), Friday Night Lights (season Friday+Night+Lights+++(season+++1)), Friday Night Lights (season 2), Friday Night Lights (season 3), Friday Night Lights (season 4), Friday Night Lights (season 5), Friday Night Lights: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  2. Friday night lights: Wiktionary

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  1. Friday Night Lights: Urban Dictionary

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▸ noun:  (slang, US) high school football.

Similar:
firelight, footer, Frinight, field night, firm, faglighter, footy, blue fire, flan, floodlamp, more...

Opposite:
weekday doldrums, weekday monotony

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Similar:
firelight, footer, Frinight, field night, firm, faglighter, footy, blue fire, flan, floodlamp, more...

Opposite:
weekday doldrums, weekday monotony



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