Canary Day

A Canary Day is a colloquial expression for a day of immense slothfulness, rest, or otherwise inhibition to perform the daily duties and routine of ones life. Often it is associated with drug use, abnormal sleeping schedules, and containment in a closed space for the entirety or majority of the day.

"I just had a 'Canary Day' week. I was so stressed from last week's work that I just couldn't focus on anything this week!"

by Jason Michael December 28, 2005

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beautiful day

In New Zealand: Used to describe the one day of the year when it is sunny.
In Australia: Used to describe pretty much every single day.

By God, it's a beautiful day init?

by Bom Chika WahWah October 16, 2007

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partial day

Used as a substitute for 'half day' in the context of attending work. The purpose is to be vague, so as to not obligate yourself to actually being present for at least half the work day.

He's taking a partial day today, so he'll probably show up at 3pm and leave at 5.

by Rana A February 18, 2008

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Day Raging

The act of consuming mass quantities of alcohol during the daytime - e.g. the hours between waking up and roughly 5pm.

E: "Dude, what's up?"
J: "Duuude, I'm so hammered!"
E: "It's 5 pm, man - didn't you go to work today?"
J: "Naw, called in sick. Me and Brett have been day raging over at his place since like 10am."
E: "Well, I guess you can't drink all day long if you don't start in the morning."

"The beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, so I had one more for dessert." - Johnny Cash, 'Sunday Morning Coming Down'

by ikillbozo December 7, 2010

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