Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. rare, obsolete Of the day before yesterday.
Etymologies
- From Latin nudius tertius, which is formed from the phrase nunc dies tertius est, (now is the third day). (Wiktionary)
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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘nudiustertian’.
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Logolepsy
"Luciferous Logolepsy is a collection of over 9,000 obscure English words. Though the definition of an 'English' word might seem to be straightforward, it is not. There exist so many adopted, deriv...
Anschauung, Areopagus, Argus, Briarean, Dei gratia, Dei judicium, Deo volente, Duecento, Foehn, Geflugelte Worte, Gegenschein, Hakenkreuz and 9230 more...
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Varsha's List
purlicue, erinaceous, floccinaucinihili..., inaniloquent, nihilarian, nudiustertian, pulveratricious, selcouth, rastaquouere, tyrotoxism, widdiful, fidimplicitary
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Originventory
Beformitables; previousness, past-referents, and origins.
erstwhile, formication, quondam, atavistic, umquhile, yestreen, hesternal, hesternopothia, pridian, ere, retrophilia, ante mortem and 72 more...
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words for skymandr
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kettle logic, just deserts, mother tincture, miasma, electrohomeopathy, teratology, daytime parahypna..., microbarom, hypergelast, skeuomorph, contraparallelogram, zenzizenzizenzic and 16 more...
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carolinacc's list
jettisoned, yearn, chrestomathy, catachresis, elation, gesundheit, ohne, tertium quid, iota, oscillation, argillous, flagrate and 67 more...
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delightful descriptors
petrichor, omphaloskepsis, ouroboros, oneiric, flaneur, saunter, dishabituation, fractalization, eudemony, phosphorescence, holographic, umwelt and 136 more...
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Vega's Logophile Dictionary
Words I've heard/read in use, words being learnt, words that I want to eventually use in everyday language, words that are high-brow and elitist and scholarly and obscure, words that display the wo...
parsimonious, torpor, recalcitrant, plebeian, vitriol, gumption, augur, aestival, celerity, diaphanous, farrago, nonpareil and 287 more...
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Gone, But Not Forgotten...Yet
Ay, ay, the best terms will grow obsolete: damns have had their day. -- Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751-1816)
Obsolete, rare, and obscure words culled from my Wordie/Wordnik Curio Cabi...rouzie-bouzie, knuckylbonyard, ferrups, defease, malahane, accinge, venundate, pinguidity, preterlapsed, wlatsome, emuscation, atbraid and 427 more...
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via Weird and Wonderful Words
Catch-all for things culled from Weird and Wonderful Words, More Weird and Wonderful Words, and Totally Weird and Wonderful Words, by Erin McKean, et al.
aboulia, alexiteric, angletouch, dactylion, alveary, sparlire, glabella, philtrum, pallium, heart-spoon, hyperprosexia, paraprosexia and 438 more...
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it's about time
nudiustertian, clock, tempus fugit, fugacious, gnomon, nychthemeron, yuga
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nicolelindseyj's list
tragematopolist, sockdolager, arachibutyrophobia, hoary, knismogenic, nudiustertian
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ikahime's Words
callipygian, squidocracy, epicene, alkahest, syzygy, pysmatic, ideopraxist, quandary, vulpine, fandango, ataraxia, exsanguinate and 92 more...
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Awesome Words, Part 1: Less Common
These are words that I have learnt over the years and want to remember
epithalamium, hustings, verger, atheling, moue, pendulous, pendragon, funicular, pericope, fettle, eleemosynary, moot and 161 more...
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AbraxasZugzwang's Words
atavism, abraxas, sisyphean, frust, fetus-in-fetu, arhythmically, queef, epidemiology, abecedarian, troglodyte, chiaroscuro, philology and 631 more...
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It Has a Name??
Yes. Yes it does.
aglet, armsaye, scroop, rowel, ferrule, rasceta, chanking, philtrum, frenulum, keeper, agelast, punt and 285 more...
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jmjarmstrong JM learned a new word the day before yesterday but had to wait until today to use it as it was nudiustertian Nov 22, 2009
Prolagus @ bilby, she: threemorrow in Fourceelian.
@ meeralee: Italian has dopodomani (the day after tomorrow) and avantieri/avant'ieri (the day before yesterday).
See also ereyesterday and... underyester(?). Feb 4, 2009
sol Finally I found the name of The Day Before Yesterday. Feb 4, 2009
she Ooh, oh! Overmorrow. Aug 15, 2008
bilby So did we ever locate a word for the day after tomorrow? Aug 15, 2008
meeralee I just remembered that Hebrew has words for "the day before yesterday," "the day after tomorrow," and "yesternight." I'm not sure if any of them have adjectival forms, though. Feb 17, 2007
uselessness What can I say? I had a sheltered childhood. ;-) Feb 16, 2007
abraxaszugzwang uselessness, you're awful touchy about your naughty sounding words, aren't you? Haha! Feb 16, 2007
chained_bear I thought the same thing, but that was nudiustertia.
(Yes, I know I've taken liberties with this word but there doesn't seem to be a suitable form. So, it's mine now.) Feb 16, 2007
uselessness I would love a briefer word with the same meaning. But this particular term is a little too close to "nude distortion" for me, and I cannot speak it. Feb 16, 2007
reesetee I dunno. Good word, to be sure, but it sounds like one of those that would cause people to look at you strangely, as if you just suggested they take off all of their clothes. ;-) Feb 16, 2007
chained_bear Dude. This is now one of my favorite words.
How many times, Lord, how many?! Have I wished for a word to describe "day before yesterday," and lo! It was there all along, and I, simply too ignorant to know about it. *sigh* Thank you, Wordies. I am home. Feb 15, 2007
sionnach also here, one of my favorite word sites. Well, not a citation so much as a definition. Feb 15, 2007
meeralee None of the standard links will find anything on this word, but there's a citation here and another here. Feb 15, 2007
sionnach I find it awesome that English has an adjective as specific as this; it's along the same lines as antepenultimate, I suppose. Jan 30, 2007
gwaldon pertaining to the day before yesterday Dec 6, 2006