Day woman

A female co-worker that a married man is sometimes 'intimately' close to just about every hour of every day while at work.

Bob having a drink with Tom: Did you check out who just walked in?
Tom eying the tall, lean redhead: Oh yeah! She's hot!
Bob: Yeah Literally! That's my day woman. You have to meet her! You'll unload right here!

by Pizzamaster April 21, 2010

day tripper

Term given to day shift workers by night shift workers

He finally became a day tripper after twenty years on the grave yard shift.

by nethorse May 21, 2015

Day 26

The 5 dudes that won Making the Band 4 Mike, Brian, Qwanell, Robert & Willie.

Jess: Did you see Day 26 in concert?

Jane: Yes those Day 26 guys are awesome!

by leileiani October 14, 2008

day hoe

Someone who works banker's hours as opposed to a shift worker. The regularity of their schedule as well as evenings and weekends off can be considered desirable however not challenging. To obtain one of these positions you must be either a) high ranking, b) amazing at your job, or all too often c) a malingerer or duty-shammer.

The day hoes didn't have to come in at all on Monday because it was Columbus day.

by JaneMarieDoe December 18, 2009

Day(9)

Victory Day (9 May), Germany surrenders to Russia.

Also a popular Starcraft Player and commentator.

Day(9)Sean Plottvictory day

by Hegimon December 29, 2011

Day walking Yuppie

People that you know that act hardcore and try to hide who they really are. They wear Ford Hoodies and Flannel and claim to listen to metal but Only ride British motorcycles, drink Starbucks, Eat at chipotle, have a blackberry and send their girlfriend flowers when she has a cold.

person 1: Hey you want to see if Brian wants to go to the Rob Zombie Concert.

person 2: Hell no he is a Day walking Yuppie who will most likely want to get a pumpkin spice latte before the show and we will all get our asses kicked.

by G-man 666 December 4, 2009

day-now

A hyphenated word that employs the statement "Any day now," into a condensed expression.

With a long line of impatient credit-card holding customers behind her, cash paying Sue Ellen fumbled for exact change. The rude cashier rolled his eyes, snapped his fingers and exclaimed "Day-now, day-now... any day now!"

by Austin Smothers April 30, 2010