Tomorrowday 

The day that feels like tomorrow but is really today.

When you want to refer to the next day but it's past midnight so the next day is really today.

"Oh it's already 3a.m. I am going to sleep and will talk to you tomorrowday."

Tomorrowday by Stronz January 20, 2008

Tomonday

when, on a Friday, a teacher or boss starts to say "tomorrow", but realizes that tomorrow is Saturday and nobody will be around to do anything, and so changes halfway through the word to say Monday.

Teacher: "Class, don't forget that your field trip money is due Tomonday."

Tomonday by sarahshifra May 3, 2009

Tomoday 

Used during that awkward time between 12:00 am and 3:00 am that that , if still up, many don't know what to say when saying goodnight or goodbye. Synonyms: Later, soon

"Yo man, I'll see you tomorrow."
"Its 2:35 am, do you mean today, or tomorrow."
"....I'll see you tomoday then"

Tomoday by wearepsu January 21, 2016

Tomorrday 

meaning Tomorrow and Today

HAPPY TOMORRDAY

if it is at 12:00am.... and you are still awake you may say "HAPPY TOMORRDAY!" :)

Tomorrday by TOMORRDAY CREATOR December 20, 2009

Tomoday 

When it's after midnight and you haven't slept yet, and you refer to later that day as tomorrow, but it's not really tomorrow. That's tomoday!

I have alot to do tomoday. I'll talk to you tomoday.

Tomoday by H-townNAD May 26, 2018

tomorrowday 

The opposite of Tomorrow Night. The encapsulation of "tomorrow morning" and "tomorrow afternoon". Used to be more specific than just the word "tomorrow" which implies any given time between 12:00am and 11:59pm on the day after today but less specific than just "tomorrow afternoon" or "tomorrow morning".

Tomorrowday generally refers to the hours between 8am until the general hour that the sun starts to set (otherwise known as "tomorrow evening")

I'm staying up all night without any sleep. Why? This assignment is due sometime tomorrowday.

tomorrowday by Wardrich July 7, 2008

tomorrowday 

1, n. time between the dawn and the end of today, properly used only during time between the beginning of today and the dawn.

Example

Friend1: Oh no! It's 3 a.m. too late! Did I make you lose your time?
Friend2: No, please don't worry.
Friend1: Okay.
Friend2: Well, I'd better go to sleep now. History's homework is for tomorrowday (10 a.m.), and I didn't finish it.
Friend1: Sorry. I really made you lose your time.
Friend2: Hehehe.

tomorrowday by Coyote Mokie September 8, 2006