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Yestertime

Yestertime- (n.) a non-specific referrence to the very recent past when something happened or something was supposed to happen. syn. Lastertime, Yesterday (etymology: North America 2000 Allegra Davis a small child invented the word from yesterday, last-time and yesteryear mix)
"Mommy, yestertime you let me swim naked in Nana's pool."

"You said yestertime you would put that horn on my bike?"
Yestertime by Captclam July 27, 2006
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Yestertime

When you refer to the last time you performed an action. While performing the same action.
I love getting ice cream! I liked yestertimes flavors though
Yestertime by Hammerfistofpain November 9, 2022

yestermer 

Canadian term for yesterday when referring to a Wednesday in Oregon, OH
Yestermer we discussed some changes.
yestermer by midagegeek July 20, 2017

yesternite 

slang for last night, mixes yesterday with night...yesternite
yo keldog yesternite was off the hook

tzibit where were you yesternite
yesternite by tzibit October 6, 2006

yestertommorow 

Its friday. What are you doing yestertommorow?

yestermeal

The meal before the one you are about to eat, one that was not under the category of breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Dude, wanna grab some Qdoba?

No man, I had that yestermeal.
yestermeal by Jill Klinger January 6, 2008

Yestermester 

Last semester. The semester before the current one.
Steve: I wish I did better in English yestermester. I have to take it again this semester.
Dave: You're a fag.
Yestermester by ExSane364 February 14, 2012
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