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Definition of day
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of day is as below...
Day (n.) The time of
light,
or
interval
between
one night and the next; the time
between
sunrise
and
sunset,
or from dawn to
darkness;
hence,
the
light;
sunshine..
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Muharram
::
Muharram
(n.) A
festival
of the Shiah sect of the
Mohammedans
held
during
the first ten days of the month
Mohurrum.
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The
festival
celebrated
(March
25th) by the
Church
of
England,
of Rome, etc., in
memory
of the
angel's
announcement,
on that day; Lady Day..
Resurrection
::
Resurrection
(n.)
Especially,
the
rising
again from the dead; the
resumption
of life by the dead; as, the
resurrection
of Jesus
Christ;
the
general
resurrection
of all the dead at the Day of
Judgment..
Ephemeris
::
Ephemeris
(n.) Any
tabular
statement
of the
assigned
places
of a
heavenly
body, as a
planet
or
comet,
on
several
successive
days..
Warm
::
Warm (v. i.) To
become
warm, or
moderately
heated;
as, the earth soon warms in a clear day
summer..
Improperia
::
Improperia
(n. pl.) A
series
of
antiphons
and
responses,
expressing
the
sorrowful
remonstrance
of our Lord with his
people;
-- sung on the
morning
of the Good
Friday
in place of the usual daily Mass of the Roman
ritual..
Dawn
::
Dawn (n.) The break of day; the first
appearance
of light in the
morning;
show of
approaching
sunrise.
Continuance
::
Continuance
(n.) The
adjournment
of the
proceedings
in a cause from one day, or from one
stated
term of a
court,
to
another..
Equinoctial
::
Equinoctial
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
equinox,
or the
equinoxes,
or to the time of equal day and
night;
as, the
equinoctial
line..
Ephemera
::
Ephemera
(n.) A fever of one day's
continuance
only.
Morrow
::
Morrow
(n.) The day
following
the
present;
to-morrow.
Monohemerous
::
Monohemerous
(a.)
Lasting
but one day.
Hebdomadally
::
Hebdomadally
(adv.)
In
periods
of seven days;
weekly.
Obitual
::
Obitual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
obits,
or days when obits are
celebrated;
as,
obitual
days..
Pantisocracy
::
Pantisocracy
(n.) A
Utopian
community,
in which all
should
rule
equally,
such as was
devised
by
Coleridge,
Lovell,
and
Southey,
in their
younger
days..
Pentecost
::
Pentecost
(n.) A
solemn
festival
of the Jews; -- so
called
because
celebrated
on the
fiftieth
day
(seven
weeks)
after the
second
day of the
Passover
(which
fell on the
sixteenth
of the
Jewish
month
Nisan);
-- hence
called,
also, the Feast of
Weeks.
At this
festival
an
offering
of the first
fruits
of the
harvest
was made. By the Jews it was
generally
regarded
as
commemorative
of the gift of the law on the
fiftieth
day after the
departure
from
Egypt..
December
::
December
(n.) The
twelfth
and last month of the year,
containing
thirty-one
days.
During
this month
occurs
the
winter
solstice..
Woden
::
Woden (n.) A deity
corresponding
to Odin, the
supreme
deity of the
Scandinavians.
Wednesday
is named for him. See
Odin..
September
::
September
(n.) The ninth month of the year,
containing
thurty
days..
Commination
::
Commination
(n.) An
office
in the
liturgy
of the
Church
of
England,
used on Ash
Wednesday,
containing
a
recital
of God's anger and
judgments
against
sinners..
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