(adj) of, resembling, or relating to twilight
the most vigorous crepuscular commerce is taking place out here
starting to love this word
crepuscular Maine life
You got your standard crepuscular rustles.
Perhaps the glow at the horizon is neither of longer sunsets nor less sudden dawns, but is rather a protracted, constitutive ambiguity. Such crepuscularity we have all known, and will all know again.
an absolutely exact description of the crepuscular flight of the male of the geometrid called in England the Orange moth
a funerary note already echoed there--crepuscular, spectral, and therefore resurrectional
She berated him then, and for a while the crepuscular birds retreated, but outside the wind had blown the sun out, and it was getting very cold.
it's defined a little earlier on