One day

2 simple words that can mean the world to some people. It can be used too describe 2 ppl who can't be together but want to be...so they use one day as a way too connect which is something that means the world to them. Even if they think they don't believe it anymore, they are secretly still hoping for their one day together

We will get to cuddle...one day

by Volleygirl189 February 24, 2015

day off

the fastest 86,000 seconds of your entire week. typically spent running errands or asleep.

i'm so glad to finally have a day off after working 70 hours this week

by AlphaVegan August 17, 2011

No Panty Day

On the 22nd of June every year girls are required to wear no pants for the whole day.

Girl 1: Do you know what day it is

*Girl 2 pulls up skirt*

Girs 1 & 2: NO PANTY DAY!

by Floppy-J June 22, 2012

Word of the Day

Some deadass expression that literally nobody has heard of. 2021 is the year we cancel ‘Word of the Day’.

Nobody cares about the word of the day

by DontHateTheGameHateThePlayer March 31, 2021

Lion Day

A day when the authorities in large urban cities release hundreds of Lions onto the streets to clean up the homeless problem and the hangers on of legitimate protests, who occupy public parks. Lion Day is announced with appropriate forewarning on basic cable and radio, so anyone with a job, or a home knows to remain inside. No Lions are harmed on Lion Day. They are treated with the utmost respect, and a good meal.

Bro, these people and their tents are getting disgusting. When's Lion Day?

by unchainedheat November 16, 2011

Day Game

the act of doing work on a woman in daylight hours so as to make slamming a guarantee during the night

Dave: "Ay bro you tryna chill today"
Steve: "I can't bro I'm getting my day game on"
Dave: "U finna smash tonight"
Steve: "no doubt"

by BigTimber June 19, 2011

Snow Day

A day in winter when a large amount of snow falls in a short amount of time making travel difficult. Schools close for this reason. Usually enjoyed unless you are older in which case you have to shovel. Has become increasingly common in the Northern Midwest and New England over the past few years.

Guy 1: Hey did you see the weather forecast?
Guy 2: Yea, 15 inches of snow tomorrow.
Guy 1: You know what that means...
Guy 2: SNOWDAY!!!

Teacher: Hmm chance of snow for next week.
Student: it will be a snow day.
Teacher: No it wont
Student: Yes it will we live in Wisconsin.

by Distance4life February 11, 2010