Collocations for night - noun

last, tomorrow
the next, the previous
the entire, the whole
Friday, Saturday, etc.
early, late
I think I'll have an early night (= go to bed early).

long
winter, etc.
bad, fitful, restless, rough, sleepless
restful
lonely
black, dark, moonless, pitch-black
clear, moonlit, starlit, starry
beautiful
cloudy
chilly, cold, foggy, freezing, rainy, snowy, stormy
humid, muggy, warm
wedding

have
spend
They spent the night in a hotel.

stay
Ask your mother if you can stay the night.

come, fall
The night fell quickly.

progress, wear on
As the night wore on, it grew colder.

air, sky
breeze
duty, patrol, shift
sight, vision
sweats, terrors

at night
I lie awake at night worrying.

by night
Paris by night

during the night, in the night
I woke in the night.

for a/the night, on Friday, etc. night, per night
The hotel costs €265 per person per night.

through the night, throughout the night

all night long
at this time of night
day and night, night and day (= all the time)
a good night's sleep
good night
She kissed him good night.

in the dead of night (= in the middle of the night)
morning, noon and night (= all the time)

last, tomorrow
Friday, Saturday, etc.
weekday
the other
I saw her the other night (= a few nights ago).

the next, the previous
lonely
He spent another lonely night in front of the television.

busy, eventful
quiet
He had plans to spend a quiet night at home.

fateful
One fateful night he was involved in an accident that changed his life forever.

school

at night
She doesn't like to walk home late at night.

by night
on Friday, etc. night

first, opening
last
the last night of the play's run

big, eventful, fun, great, memorable
drunken
a drunken night of partying

dance, election, karaoke, prom (AmE), quiz (esp. BrE)
Halloween

make a night of it
They decided to make a night of it and went on to a club.

a night out
I was getting myself ready for a night out.
a girls' night out