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Definition of day
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Day (n.) Those
hours,
or the daily
recurring
period,
allotted
by usage or law for
work..
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Saturnalia
::
Saturnalia
(n. pl.) The
festival
of
Saturn,
celebrated
in
December,
originally
during
one day, but
afterward
during
seven days, as a
period
of
unrestrained
license
and
merriment
for all
classes,
extending
even to the
slaves..
Quintan
::
Quintan
(n.) An
intermittent
fever which
returns
every fifth day,
reckoning
inclusively,
or in which the
intermission
lasts three
days..
Dial
::
Dial (n.) The
graduated
face of a
timepiece,
on which the time of day is shown by
pointers
or
hands..
Annual
::
Annual
(n.) A Mass for a
deceased
person
or for some
special
object,
said daily for a year or on the
anniversary
day..
Drying
::
Drying
(a.)
Adapted
or
tending
to
exhaust
moisture;
as, a
drying
wind or day; a
drying
room..
September
::
September
(n.) The ninth month of the year,
containing
thurty
days..
Carnival
::
Carnival
(n.) A
festival
celebrated
with
merriment
and
revelry
in Roman
Gatholic
countries
during
the week
before
Lent, esp. at Rome and
Naples,
during
a few days
(three
to ten)
before
Lent,
ending
with
Shrove
Tuesday..
Lammas
::
Lammas
(n.) The first day of
August;
--
called
also
Lammas
day, and
Lammastide..
Quasimodo
::
Quasimodo
(n.) The first
Sunday
after
Easter;
Low
Sunday.
Procrastinate
::
Procrastinate
(v. t.) To put off till
to-morrow,
or from day to day; to
defer;
to
postpone;
to
delay;
as, to
procrastinate
repentance..
Simnel
::
Simnel
(n.) A kind of rich plum cake, eaten
especially
on
Mid-Lent
Sunday..
Charwoman
::
Charwoman
(n.) A woman hired for odd work or for
single
days.
Triverbial
::
Triverbial
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
certain
days
allowed
to the
pretor
for
hearing
causes,
when be might speak the three
characteristic
words of his
office,
do, dico,
addico.
They were
called
dies
fasti..
Intercalary
::
Intercalary
(a.)
Inserted
or
introduced
among
others
in the
calendar;
as, an
intercalary
month,
day, etc.; -- now
applied
particularly
to the odd day (Feb. 29)
inserted
in the
calendar
of leap year. See
Bissextile,
n..
Bail
::
Bail
(v./t.)
To set free, or
deliver
from
arrest,
or out of
custody,
on the
undertaking
of some other
person
or
persons
that he or they will be
responsible
for the
appearance,
at a
certain
day and
place,
of the
person
bailed..
Menology
::
Menology
(n.) A brief
calendar
of the lives of the
saints
for each day in the year, or a
simple
remembrance
of those whose lives are not
written..
Vigil
::
Vigil (v. i.)
Later,
the day and the night
preceding
a
feast..
Tetradite
::
Tetradite
(n.) A
person
in some way
remarkable
with
regard
to the
number
four, as one born on the
fourth
day of the
month,
or one who
reverenced
four
persons
in the
Godhead..
Adjourn
::
Adjourn
(v. i.) To
suspend
business
for a time, as from one day to
another,
or for a
longer
period,
or
indefinitely;
usually,
to
suspend
public
business,
as of
legislatures
and
courts,
or other
convened
bodies;
as,
congress
adjourned
at four
o'clock;
the court
adjourned
without
day..
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..
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