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day Definition
(n)
time
for
Earth
to
make
a
complete
rotation
on
its
axis
; "
two
days
later
they
left
"; "
they
put
on
two
performances
every
day
"; "
there
are
30
,
000
passengers
per
day
"
(n)
some
point
or
period
in
time
; "
it
should
arrive
any
day
now
"; "
after
that
day
she
never
trusted
him
again
"; "
those
were
the
days
"; "
these
days
it
is
not
unusual
"
(n)
the
time
after
sunrise
and
before
sunset
while
it
is
light
outside
; "
the
dawn
turned
night
into
day
"; "
it
is
easier
to
make
the
repairs
in
the
daytime
"
(n)
a
day
assigned
to
a
particular
purpose
or
observance
; "
Mother
''
s
Day
"
(n)
the
recurring
hours
when
you
are
not
sleeping
(
especially
those
when
you
are
working
); "
my
day
began
early
this
morning
"; "
it
was
a
busy
day
on
the
stock
exchange
"; "
she
called
it
a
day
and
went
to
bed
"
(n)
an
era
of
existence
or
influence
; "
in
the
day
of
the
dinosaurs
"; "
in
the
days
of
the
Roman
Empire
"; "
in
the
days
of
sailing
ships
"; "
he
was
a
successful
pianist
in
his
day
"
(n)
a
period
of
opportunity
; "
he
deserves
his
day
in
court
"; "
every
dog
has
his
day
"
(n)
the
period
of
time
taken
by
a
particular
planet
(
e
.
g
.
Mars
)
to
make
a
complete
rotation
on
its
axis
; "
how
long
is
a
day
on
Jupiter
?"
(n)
the
time
for
one
complete
rotation
of
the
earth
relative
to
a
particular
star
,
about
4
minutes
shorter
than
a
mean
solar
day
(n)
United
States
writer
best
known
for
his
autobiographical
works
(
1874
-
1935
)
day Synonyms
Clarence Day
Clarence Shepard Day Jr.
Day
daylight
daytime
mean solar day
sidereal day
solar day
twenty-four hours
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