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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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Languid
::
Languid
(a.)
Promoting
or
indicating
weakness
or
heaviness;
as, a
languid
day..
Lunation
::
Lunation
(n.) The
period
of a
synodic
revolution
of the moon, or the time from one new moon to the next;
varying
in
length,
at
different
times,
from about 29/ to 29/ days, the
average
length
being 29 d., 12h., 44m.,
2.9s..
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..
Quarantine
::
Quarantine
(n.) A space of forty days; -- used of Lent.
Rather
::
Rather
(a.) In some
degree;
somewhat;
as, the day is
rather
warm; the house is
rather
damp..
Name
::
Name (n.) To
designate
by name or
specifically
for any
purpose;
to
nominate;
to
specify;
to
appoint;
as, to name a day for the
wedding..
Dial
::
Dial (n.) The
graduated
face of a
timepiece,
on which the time of day is shown by
pointers
or
hands..
Wilt
::
Wilt (v. i.) To begin to
wither;
to lose
freshness
and
become
flaccid,
as a plant when
exposed
when
exposed
to
drought,
or to great heat in a dry day, or when
separated
from its root; to
droop;.
to
wither..
Thanksgiving
::
Thanksgiving
(n.) A
public
acknowledgment
or
celebration
of
divine
goodness;
also, a day set apart for
religious
services,
specially
to
acknowledge
the
goodness
of God,
either
in any
remarkable
deliverance
from
calamities
or
danger,
or in the
ordinary
dispensation
of his
bounties..
Doomsday
::
Doomsday
(n.) A day of
sentence
or
condemnation;
day of
death.
Daylight
::
Daylight
(n.) The eyes.
Ferding
::
Ferding
(n.) A
measure
of land
mentioned
in
Domesday
Book. It is
supposed
to have
consisted
of a few acres only.
New Year''s Day
::
New
Year's
Day () the first day of a
calendar
year; the first day of
January.
Often
colloquially
abbreviated
to New
year's
or new year.
All Saints'
::
All
Saints'
() The first day of
November,
called,
also,
Allhallows
or
Hallowmas;
a feast day kept in honor of all the
saints;
also, the
season
of this
festival..
January
::
"January
(n.) The first month of the year,
containing
thirty-one
days..
Twelfthtide
::
Twelfthtide
(n.) The
twelfth
day after
Christmas;
Epiphany;
--
called
also
Twelfth-day.
Sabbath
::
Sabbath
(n.) A
season
or day of rest; one day in seven
appointed
for rest or
worship,
the
observance
of which was
enjoined
upon the Jews in the
Decalogue,
and has been
continued
by the
Christian
church
with a
transference
of the day
observed
from the last to the first day of the week, which is
called
also
Lord's
Day..
Hogmanay
::
Hogmanay
(n.) The old name, in
Scotland,
for the last day of the year, on which
children
go about
singing,
and
receive
a dole of bread or
cakes;
also, the
entertainment
given on that day to a
visitor,
or the gift given to an
applicant..
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..
After
::
After
(prep.)
Later in time;
subsequent;
as, after
supper,
after three days. It often
precedes
a
clause.
Formerly
that was
interposed
between
it and the
clause..
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