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Topic: CHRONOLOGY

Language: Old English
Origin: Thunresdæg, from Thunor god of the sky + dæg 'day'

Thursday

 noun
     
Thurs‧day [uncountable and countable] written abbreviation Thurs. or Thur.
TMC the day between Wednesday and Friday
on Thursday
I went to Edinburgh on Thursday.
She was working Thursday. American English
Thursday morning/afternoon etc
There's a meeting on Thursday night.
last Thursday
He was arrested last Thursday.
this Thursday
Mark and I are driving south this Thursday.
next Thursday (=Thursday of next week)
I'll see you next Thursday.
a Thursday (=one of the Thursdays in the year)
Christmas Day is on a Thursday this year.
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AD a.m. annual April Aug. August birthday calendar Christmas daily(a) daily(a) date(n) date(v) day Dec. December face February Fri. Friday guy hand hour hr Jan. January July June Mar. March May min. Mon. Monday month morning night Nov. November Oct. October p.a. p.m. Sat. Saturday season second September spring summer Sun. Sunday Thursday time(n) time(v) today(a) today(n) Tuesday Wed. Wednesday week weekend weekly winter year yesterday

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