Synonyms for after hours
af·ter hours

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1. after-hoursadverb

   after closing time especially a legally established closing time

   "after-hours socializing"; "an after-hours club"

   Antonyms:
   middle, early

2. after hoursadverb

   not during regular hours

   "he often worked after hours"

   Antonyms:
   early, middle

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1. List of known nicknames for "After Hours":

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1. Julie Wagner:

   A large draw for Middle Eastern travelers is the opulent hotel accommodations as well as the breadth of shopping opportunities available in our city, not only can Middle Eastern travelers shop in flagship stores for renowned labels with exclusive merchandise, but many of our retailers offer after-hours, VIP shopping and personal styling experiences with advance notice, as well.

2. Simon Cheng:

   I was hung (handcuffed and shackled) on a steep X-Cross doing a spread-eagled pose for hours after hours, sometimes, they ordered me to do the 'stress tests', which includes extreme strength exercise such as 'squat' and 'chair pose' for countless hours. They beat me every time I failed to do so using something like sharpened batons.

3. Sea Turtle Preservation Society:

   After hours of being stuck on the patio the turtle made her way back to the ocean after being carried in a harness away from the home and over the dunes.

4. Abdul Aziz Bek:

   Large numbers of Taliban came from several directions, after hours of heavy fighting 30 Afghan security forces were killed and the Taliban captured the base.

5. Jasper Colt:

   WCCO’s Reg Chapman reported that during the height of the chaos – which came after hours of peaceful protesting – law enforcement told him, along with other WCCO photojournalists to get on the ground. They took pictures of the journalists and checked their credentials before allowing them to continue on. colt described police then corralling protesters and media into one group and yelling for them to get ‘flat on our stomachs.’.