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Examples
“This friday is the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul and we can celebrate their feast day with a good meal.”
“Log in to Reply natedog (UID#1905) on November 12th, 2009 at 8: 34 am friday is tomorrow”
“Yes | No | Report from minigunner111 wrote 29 weeks 15 hours ago went last week going a again friday my uncle works at stagecoach”
Has anyone fished the tailwaters of the yampa at stagecoach reservior very good.
“Received calls about jobs today, and emails too, 2 notifications that i wasn't shortlisted, another call that i wasn't shortlisted, one returned from a position i was interested in friday that has since been filled today (* grrr*) and another call offering me a probable 2 week, but possible 4 week temp position that wasn't worth my while to leave the current position.”
“But my referal logs report more than a few hits to this site from Google and Yahoo searches for “heinelin friday movie.””
» Heinlein’s ‘Friday’ moving to the silver screen? heinleinblog
“Also, I found it funny that you called friday “sixth day.””
“The Something Awful photoshop friday is all about recreating far side cartoons in real life.”
“July 5th, 2009 2: 33 pm ET anytime anyone of political prominence holds a press conference as disjointed and marginally coherent as the one gov. palin held last friday is vulnerable to all manner of specualtion. this mght not be fair, it might not even be reasonable, but it is the way of the news world. one would think that anyone in politics might know that by now. maybe those with thin skin best remove themselves from potential public scrutiny by adjourning to home and hearth for a while. a long while. katy Heys”
“I got a call friday morning from a vet, my first and favourite Maine Coon had been found collapsed in a garden.”
**CATATERIA** - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
“This friday was a very long and bad day. sorry for the mistake.”
Existing CEOs Have a Bad Reputation; New CEOs Say “We Can Do Better!”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘friday’.
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set phasers to...
you name the setting
I've tuned mine to be gentler and kinder
following suit is not mandatory but would be appreciatedcoddle, confuse, flummox, tap, furrow, instigate, invigorate, punnify, logical, must... act... be..., bowdlerise, laughing gas and 435 more...
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My Strange Kitchen
It seems that whenever I look away, new gadgets and devices and tools and dishes and utensils and ingredients are multiplying in my kitchen drawers and my cabinets.
tectonic plates, spoonbill, fork in the road, bowl haircut, whisk away, greasy spoon, melting pot, pan flute, platelets, spooning, pitchfork, jackknife and 101 more...
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outcasts
Words that people on Twitter don't think are words.
I wrote a little script that runs every day. It searches the Twitter API for tweets containing the words, "is not a word". Each (non...unfollow, suppose-ably, qirl, darkskin, haz, stoints, uglyer, boringest, fustrating, linx, yolo, excapes and 22404 more...
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Time
clock, forever, never, ever, ago, when, then, now, past, present, future, timeline and 119 more...
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bywords
The height of fame, or infamy, is when your name becomes a byword for something. I'm not 100 percent sure about the technical name for this trope, but it seems to be antonomasia. Suggestions are mo...
einstein, romeo, casanova, lothario, sherlock holmes, shakespeare, tolstoy, rembrandt, leonardo, mozart, beethoven, howard hughes and 116 more...
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Twitter favorites
The new favourite words of people on Twitter.
A script searches Twitter for "X is my new favorite word" and adds it to this list.
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unfathomably, glice, cuh, fab, ciggaty, doll, thuggin, oxymoronic, pineapple, succubutt, griming, cheeky and 2369 more... -
Twitter favourites
The new favourite words of people on Twitter.
A script searches Twitter for "X is my new favourite word" and adds it to this list.
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bumwank, calamity, recalcitrant, gayenese, jeeze, nonsense, flabbergasted, juxtapose, procrastinating, ossanity, biffing, loser and 1972 more... -
strangelyrouge's Words
glockenspiel, gewgaw, jetsam, flotsam, gripe, grab, wench, whilst, betwixt, hither, thither, yonder and 1034 more...
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Words with Method to their Madness
Patterned words! Any word that alternates vowels and consonants with no consonants next to each other, and no vowels next to each other. (And a letter limit of no less than 5)
eleven, every, vowel, lemon, alibi, hopes, limit, cures, caravan, emirate, united arab emirates, honorificabilitud... and 114 more...
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junestag's Words
postmodernism, cat, fish, rabbit, dell, coffee, elearning, mazda, php, mysql, flash, blogger and 755 more...
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WrightHandWords's Words
yclept, unction, prana, satya, abhyasa, vairagya, yoga, ashtanga, acronym, etymology, asana, widget and 286 more...
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precious
coin, waiflike, zoo, captain, difference, diet, automagical, olive, noanoa, dusk, cookie, monday and 221 more...
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sakura's soul
boots, lap, friday, smile, skirt, gaiden, genki, rock, spontaneous stupi..., broken heart, numb, friend and 2 more...
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In the dark
quiz: one word will change this list.
out, hole, power, eye, and decker, berry, humour, heads, people, sabbath, cat, jack and 39 more...
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surprisingly eponymous
words that derive from personal names, though you might not have guessed it
rodomontade, celadon, galvanize, diesel, sideburns, bloomers, chauvinism, quixotic, epicurean, sandwich, chesterfield, gerrymander and 76 more...
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A Series Of Unfortunate Events.
Just things I feel need to be written down, from my favourite book series.
briny beach, baudelaires, count olaf, v.f.d, v.f.d crows, sugar bowl, hotel denouement, the last safe place, sir, friday, sheep, lake lachrymose and 4 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for friday.

reesetee Here, let me help. Friday is usually Friday, except when you're using the word to mean any day except Sunday, except when you're using it to mean any day except Saturday. Sometimes it's Saturday, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's Sunday, sometimes it's not. Either way, it's Friday all week, except sometimes on Saturday and/or Sunday.
Better? Sep 4, 2008
bilby I don't get WordNet 2. Sep 4, 2008
rolig A character from Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe whose name has become a byword for "helper" or "assistant", as in man Friday or girl Friday. Aug 30, 2008