the day after Thursday and before Saturday; fifth day of the working week - See girl Friday, man Friday
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Fri•day /ˈfraɪdeɪ, -di/USA pronunciation
n.
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2025- the sixth day of the week, following Thursday: [proper noun]:Can't we meet on Friday?[countable]Let's have the meeting two Fridays from today.
Fri•day
(frī′dā, -dē),USA pronunciation n.
- the sixth day of the week, following Thursday.
- bef. 1000; Middle English; Old English Frīgedæg Freya's day, equivalent. to Frīge (genitive singular of Frēo) + dæg day; Frēo is identical with Old English adjective, adjectival frēo free
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'Friday' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
Cuffee
- Easter
- Ember day
- Ember days
- F, f
- FR
- Fri.
- Good Friday
- Irish Republican Army
- Khutbah
- Ladies' Day
- Mirren
- Northern Ireland
- Oneg Shabbat
- Pheba
- Phibbi
- Sabbath
- Saturday
- TGIF
- Tenebrae
- Three Hours
- Thursday
- World Day of Prayer
- airing
- altar of repose
- assembly
- bat mitzvah
- black
- casual Friday
- dangling participle
- day name
- deposit
- dress-down Friday
- free
- gal Friday
- girl
- girl Friday
- guy Friday
- hot cross bun
- inclusive
- last
- make
- man Friday
- on
- ought
- out
- reproach
- scout
- sepulcher
- sepulchre