the days or times to take a (favourable) turn, to begin to prosper (after adversity)

wander nakedly, be extremely deprived

midday, noon

of noon or noontide, midday, noon, meridian

barefoot and bareheaded, perplexed

postmeridian, afternoon, westering

before noon, antemeridian

naked, shameless, unarmed

poor person does not have enough to spare

during the daytime, while it shines

the sun to decline from the meridian, to be past mid-day

wander about, walking around in such a way that some time stay for somewhere and sometime to somewhere

to be swept, to be swept clean, to be cleaned out

fly around, wander, circling, spinning

to go to the necessary, to go to the rear, to ease oneself

to ease oneself, to go to rear.

(of evil days) befall, be unfortunate

be late or to begin late, delay

(of the day) be advanced

twist of fate