Did you possibly mean Wednesday?
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Examples
“I saw it in wednesday (our cinema is weird, it shows all new movies on wednesdays).”
“Alas my wednesday is lost now … .. poor wednesday …”
EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - A reminder that ELR is on TOMORROW night this week
“[+3] 11: 44 am - (no subject) 05: 15 pm - first wednesday is coming!”
“I don't have any finals until wednesday, which is sweet considering how much I really need to study for them.”
“Anywho, yeah, no real finals until wednesday, which is math, then I have my anth final on thursday. all I have to do until then is my environmental studies take-home test, which is really dumb.”
“I'll describe what JBug did on wednesday, which is a fairly typical day:”
“..and it's called the wednesday room, not the green room.”
“contributed to three word wednesday: candid, impulse, risk”
“marianne - thank you! wrote this last night and added 'jagged' and the other 2 words for 3 word wednesday this morning. i like how i put in jagged gypsy soul as well.”
“The psa reminded me of a commercial that aired in the late 90's in the middle of a "wednesday" telling me "if you thought it was dry this year wait till next year" any one remember that ad?”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘wednesday’.
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Tati's list
comfortable
comfortable, avocado, avoid, beautiful, beer, bear, brief, breath, bug, bias, burn, case and 97 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 22519 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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strangelyrouge's Words
glockenspiel, gewgaw, jetsam, flotsam, gripe, grab, wench, whilst, betwixt, hither, thither, yonder and 1034 more...
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If-Christ-Had-Not-Died-For-Thee-Thou-...
Words that have been used as baby names, including virtue names, nature names, place names, etc.
The title is an actual name given to a Puritan boy in the 17th century.faith, hope, grace, charity, chastity, prudence, patience, temperance, river, phoenix, stone, violet and 455 more...
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Hampsteader's list
Just some words i like . . .
bilkirkegaard, frost, flaxen, snow, quoin, quern, westering, deer, antler, solstice, autumn, autumnal and 114 more...
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cloudjuice's Words
schadenfreude, sordid, promulgate, erratic, erroneous, amalgamate, sesquipedalian, incongruous, psychosis, etymology, simulacrum, serendipity and 988 more...
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Some Words I Love to Use
arcology, strumpet, crux, confected, pedant, bluestocking, cogitation, incensed, lovecraftian, cygnet, dactyl, adytum and 539 more...
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kingrat47's Words
procrustean, devolution, cacophony, hippopotamus, crunch, beware, chortled, sibilant, subtle, undermine, acromegaly, acropolis and 645 more...
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dirtysnowflake's Words
snowflake, parisian, couture, mystery, ruby, clandestine, corset, october, list, touch, caress, aboulia and 156 more...
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good words
words that are mostly fun to say or just lovely
undulate, voluptuous, whimsy, parse, dank, cerulean, peen, traipsing, listless, coup de grace, reconnoiter, mercurial and 499 more...
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astrosfan's Words
pantaloons, schadenfreude, astonishing, eve, static, freeze, luscious, voluptuous, stagnant, mimic, speed, vespertillinoid and 302 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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2007bee-r02
2007 Scripps National Spelling Bee Round 2
query, tendency, danceable, parachute, malignant, brutal, humanely, lyrically, deductible, shindig, gravel, embroidered and 274 more...
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quaint pronunciation
things a BBC newsreader of a certain era would take care to pronounce certain letters in, for example; also some not-so-archaic pronunciations I fear dying out
extraordinary, diamond, hotel, february, restaurant, vacuum, wednesday, revolution, constable, colander, foreign, wrath and 3 more...
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There is No 'X' in 'Espresso': Words ...
I'm not talking about a Pennsylvanian drinking wooder or a Virginian crapping in an oothoos or even the plural form of "y'all" being "all y'all". (Hey, I love my Appalachian heritage.) I'm talking ...
espresso, species, nuclear, ask, wednesday, mischievous, poinsettia, february, walk, asterisk, jaguar, pronunciation and 9 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for wednesday.
dontcry Mr dontcry wanted me not to forget Beerday -- with an honorable mention to "o'beer-thirty."
I took a little fake umbrage to that. Then I forgave him and we took a spin with Toonces. Apr 25, 2009
Prolagus Don't forget whateverday. Apr 25, 2009
dontcry No, no, no, no, no. That's wrong. Tuesday should have waaay more listings than Monday. Why, Sunday and Monday are totally at the bottom of the IWWH,Ev. It's a toss-up as to which one is less interesting.
However, the today, yesterday and tomorrow IWWH,Ev is correct. Tomorrow is slightly more interesting than today and both are way more interesting than yesterday. The only question that remains is where do, the day before yesterday and the day after tomorrow fit in. Hmmm??? Apr 24, 2009
gangerh That can't be right, 'by - today is 11, yesterday is 7, and tomorrow is 16. And so forth. Apr 24, 2009
bilby Ok, the count in terms of listings is:
Monday 9
Tuesday 8
Wednesday 23
Thursday 8
Friday 9
Saturday 7
Sunday 7 Apr 24, 2009
gangerh Most, second, forth. What comes thirred? Apr 24, 2009
dontcry I take fake umbrage at your hard line of questioning about my perfectly appropriate and self-explanatory usage of "so forth" in the Interesting Week Words Hierarchy, English version (IWWH Ev). Sheesh! Apr 24, 2009
Prolagus What's "so forth" in a sequence starting with Wednesday and continuing with Tuesday? Apr 24, 2009
dontcry I think it's because Wednesday is the most interesting day, as a word. Tuesday is the second most interesting one, and so forth. Apr 24, 2009
Prolagus It's because it's the day with the longest name. Apr 24, 2009
mollusque Wordies list "Wednesday" more than other days.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Apr 24, 2009
bilby Of course he got one. Every person who finds some money lying on the ground says 'Hey, today's my Loki day.' Nov 22, 2008
dimã©lion good question. maybe because he's basically malevolent? Nov 22, 2008
sionnach Why doesn't Loki get a day? Nov 22, 2008
dimã©lion Odin's day! Nov 22, 2008
bilby "You can't be happy with a woman who pronounces both d's in Wednesday."
- Peter de Vries Feb 1, 2008