Nexturday

Another word for tomorrow…when tomorrow just seems sooo boring to say.

"Hey man…what are you doing nexturday?"

by Moldylox March 23, 2008

nexterday

The day after tomorrow

I going to Jason's nexterday

by ThisGirlRightHeah April 15, 2015

Nexterday

The day after tomorrow

I have to go to starlite Nexterday

by haters.gonna.hate.homie April 14, 2015

Nexterday

In reference to block schedule for high schools, not tomorrow but the day after tomorrow.

"Dude, don't worry, that big project is due nexterday. You're covered."

by JaneyS November 27, 2013

Nexterday

Something you were supposed to get to yesterday, but didn't. Realizing it was remained undone from yesterday's to-do list, but still can not be addressed within today's already full to-do list, so has to be accomplished on tomorrow's to- do list...a "nexterday problem"

"Hey, Honey, unfortunately, I only had time to gas up your car. I was going to take the car to car wash yesterday too, but my other errands ran long and I just couldn't squeeze it in, and since today we are volunteering all day at the kid's school's spring carnival until long after dark, it will just have to wait until tomorrow. Yet another "nexterday" errand to add to the list!

by Literarian April 6, 2015

nexterday

The day after tomorrow. Also known as two days from now.
Similar to lasterday

Student 1: When is our test, is it tomorrow?
Student 2: No, I think its nexterday.

by Cerealkiller1 November 5, 2007

Nesterday

1. When a 5 year old is trying to explain what he did or is going to do or tell you about something but, since he has no concept yet in length of time to when it really happened or will in the future.

2. A generic "fill-in the blank" day when you really don't know or care about the right answer or your not really going to do it in the first place and blow it off.

Mom: So, Billy when did you make that gift for me at school?Billy answers very excited with a big proud of himself smile: "Oh, I made it like Nesterday or the day before or something!"

Or for the adult with a 5 year olds attitude: when someone calls you requesting a payment of some sort and wants to make arrangements and you answer them with (attitude of course) "Ya, I can pay you like uhm, nesterday. Usually then you end the phone call by giving them "click"and hanging up.

yesterday last time next time never last week next week some day day

by GiaMamaMia February 11, 2010