Jay Day

Jay Day-noun

Relating to a day taken off from work when perhaps one could actually go into work if one had the desire to do so.

(more covert and cooler than a mental health day)

Origin: A Shortening of the Hebrew name Jeremy, combined with the word day meaning "the interval of light between two successive nights; the time between sunrise and sunset:" Coined as a popular phrase by Alan & Kim in 2009.

Alan: Are you going to be here tomorrow?
Kim: I don't know, it's been a really stressful week, I may take a Jay Day"

or

Kim: Is your brother out sick today?
Alan: Yeah, he's out, but I think he's just taking a Jay Day.

by Trixiebeldon28 March 20, 2010

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Jay Day

dedicating an entire day, entirely to smoke weed

Jay, or J.. refers to a Joint

the crew and I are gonna skip school Friday and have a Jay Day

by kussssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh January 15, 2012

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Jay-Day [adv]

Intentional unauthorized absence from work. The term typically describes absences caused by a worker of their own free will, and usually does not refer to legitimate "excused" absences.

"Steve's not at work today, he called in a Jay-Day adv because he just didn't feel like coming in"

by Keyframe Employees November 11, 2008

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Blue Jay Day

The blue sky on a sunny, clear, and cold day during winter skiing.

See "bluebird day".

Skiing in the beautiful Cascade Mountains east of Seattle, WA, one might say "it is another blue jay day".

"Blue jay" referring to the incredible blue skies above the Pacific Northwest mountains - when it's not raining or snowing that is.

by thehippychick January 6, 2014

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