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Definition of day
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Day (n.)
(Preceded
by the) Some day in
particular,
as some day of
contest,
some
anniversary,
etc..
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Sabbatarian
::
Sabbatarian
(n.) One who
regards
and keeps the
seventh
day of the week as holy,
agreeably
to the
letter
of the
fourth
commandment
in the
Decalogue..
Run
::
Run (a.) To
continue
without
falling
due; to hold good; as, a note has
thirty
days to run..
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..
Sidereal
::
Sidereal
(a.)
Measuring
by the
apparent
motion
of the
stars;
designated,
marked
out, or
accompanied,
by a
return
to the same
position
in
respect
to the
stars;
as, the
sidereal
revolution
of a
planet;
a
sidereal
day..
Swarm
::
Swarm (v. i.) To
collect,
and
depart
from a hive by
flight
in a body; -- said of bees; as, bees swarm in warm, clear days in
summer..
Fatal
::
Fatal (a.)
Causing
death or
destruction;
deadly;
mortal;
destructive;
calamitous;
as, a fatal
wound;
a fatal
disease;
a fatal day; a fatal
error..
Adjournment
::
Adjournment
(n.) The act of
adjourning;
the
putting
off till
another
day or time
specified,
or
without
day..
Yestern
::
Yestern
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
yesterday;
relating
to the day last past.
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..
Be
::
Be (v. i.) To take
place;
to
happen;
as, the
meeting
was on
Thursday..
Nycthemeron
::
Nycthemeron
(n.) The
natural
day and
night,
or space of
twenty-four
hours..
Gospel
::
Gospel
(v.) A
selection
from one of the
gospels,
for use in a
religious
service;
as, the
gospel
for the day..
Journal
::
Journal
(a.) That which has
occurred
in a day; a day's work or
travel;
a day's
journey.
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..
Tenebrae
::
Tenebrae
(n.) The
matins
and lauds for the last three days of Holy Week,
commemorating
the
sufferings
and death of
Christ,
--
usually
sung on the
afternoon
or
evening
of
Wednesday,
Thursday,
and
Friday,
instead
of on the
following
days..
Period
::
Period
(n.) A
stated
and
recurring
interval
of time; more
generally,
an
interval
of time
specified
or left
indefinite;
a
certain
series
of
years,
months,
days, or the like; a time; a
cycle;
an age; an
epoch;
as, the
period
of the Roman
republic..
Overmorrow
::
Overmorrow
(n.) The day after or
following
to-morrow.
Quartan
::
Quartan
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
fourth;
occurring
every
fourth
day,
reckoning
inclusively;
as, a
quartan
ague, or
fever..
Festal
::
Festal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
holiday
or a
feast;
joyous;
festive.
Diurnal
::
Diurnal
(a.)
Opening
during
the day, and
closing
at
night;
-- said of
flowers
or
leaves..
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