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Monuesday /ˌmʌnˈu zdeɪ/ noun (informal)

A playful portmanteau of Monday and Tuesday, used to describe the challenging transition when Monday is a holiday, resulting in a Tuesday that carries the double workload of both days. It highlights the feeling that the early days of the week have blended together in intensity and mood, while acknowledging the positive trade-off of a four-day workweek.

In the United States, several holidays are governed by the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which was specifically designed to ensure workers get three-day weekends (and, by extension, the inevitable Monuesday) including: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Washington’s Birthday (Presidents' Day), Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Columbus Day (Indigenous Peoples' Day).
"Brent walked into the office looking like he’d run a marathon, muttering that he wasn't quite prepared for the Monuesday inbox explosion."

"Scott decided to skip the morning meeting, joking that his brain was still stuck on Sunday and wasn't ready to process a high-speed Monuesday."
Monuesday by Clever-Columbus February 2, 2026
The Tuesday following a holiday Monday. Feels like Monday, but is actually a Tuesday. Can totally fuck your week up and cause you to miss meetings and piss off your friends.
I missed an appointment today because my subconscious was convinced it was Monday, when it was actually Muesday.
Muesday by niftydog January 28, 2008

montuesday 

when someone does not have school on a monday the following tuesday is a monday + a tuesday or a montuesday
the student called the tuesday following his day off a montuesday
montuesday by cchs_stud1 December 2, 2010

Case of the Muesdays 

After a holiday on Monday, going back to work on Tuesday feels like a Monday. You will have a case of the Muesdays.
I have a case of the Muesdays. I need a nap. Or a muffin.
Word of the Day on September 2, 2014
1. The day of the week that falls between Monday, and Wednesday. It is used as a replacement for Tuesday.

2. An excuse for making a stupid mistake.
1. "Oh man! its only Monsday tomorrow!"

2. person 1- "I just gave a customer change for $100 and he only gave me $20.

person 2- "Thats such a Monsday moment!"
Monsday by Mike311 December 16, 2006

MoTuesday 

A conglomeration of Monday and Tuesday to make up for Monday being a bore on Tuesday after such events as a commercial holiday landing on Monday
Happy MoTuesday!!!
Monday sucked so bad from the long holiday weekend I'm taking it back on Tuesday
MoTuesday by inkblottester#1 September 5, 2012
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pajama casual 

Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.
pajama casual by jrod-knows March 31, 2020
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funflation 

The recent boom in consumer spending on entertainment and experiences with a high demand running up the cost of enjoying of those experiences.
I’m trying to go to this Taylor Swift concert but the funflation has made it so impossible for me to afford tickets.
funflation by Dfree523 November 17, 2023
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Take the big pirogue, I saw a huge swamp dog out there earlier.
swamp dog by Crystal Ambrose May 22, 2006
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Throat Sweats 

The feeling and build up in your mouth/throat of saliva that sometimes accompanies nausea.
Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
Throat Sweats by TacoFings420 April 23, 2024
Word of the Day on October 11, 2026
Being ignored by someone when making a statement or asking a question. Also known as blanked and turfed.
Person 1: Did u watch ** last nite?
Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
aired by Pietro February 9, 2005
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