beforeday

adverb, noun

1. the day before yesterday
2. two days ago
3. preceding recent times

related words: afterday

reference: a workaround to simplify the referencing of time, adapted from the Chinese 前天 (qiántiān, literally before•day), having the same meaning

1. Beforeday is the day before yesterday.
2. The trials of beforeday are the successes of yesterday.
3. I was informed only beforeday of the tragedy.
4. If only I had known beforeday what I knew yesterday...
5. Beforeday begets yesterday just as tomorrow begets afterday.
6. If it weren't for the written word, the minds of beforeday would be forever lost.

by yqjb February 17, 2010

Beforemath

The time leading up to a catasrophic event.

The beforemath of the BP oil spill gave us many clues that this disaster was eminent.

by The Amalamps June 23, 2010

beforeantine

The time before quarantine.

I used to go to to restaurants beforeantine. The quarantine really sucks and I wish it were over.

by keyofcmajor April 26, 2020

beforewards

similar to afterwards, but its before

i'll meet you at your place beforewards

by Nancy Bancy November 13, 2005

beforehand

Just an excuse not to say "beforewards".

after --> afterwards
before --> beforehand???

by undfined April 24, 2019

beforehand

earlier (than a particular time); early ; in advance:

I knew she was coming that afternoon because she had phoned beforehand to say so.

by Achint April 26, 2006

Beforefast

The meal you eat at like 3 am before going to bed. It is obviously after dinner, but you have not begun truly fasting overnight. Thus, this is the last meal before the fast, only to be broken by breakfast. This is beforefast.

I ate beforefast at like 3am last night

by dominobes May 31, 2020