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Ask a Stupid Question Day

Ask a Stupid Question Day proper noun: a holiday that is sometimes celebrated, usually by school students and teachers, observed on either September 28th or the last school day of September. The purpose of the holiday is to encourage students to ask more questions in the classroom.

Proper noun

Ask a Stupid Question Day

  1. (US) A holiday that is sometimes celebrated, usually by school students and teachers, observed on either September 28th or the last school day of September. The purpose of the holiday is to encourage students to ask more questions in the classroom.

Origin of Ask a Stupid Question Day

From the phrase there's no such thing as a stupid question.

Questions about Ask a Stupid Question Day

What does Ask a Stupid Question Day mean?
Ask a Stupid Question Day means a holiday that is sometimes celebrated, usually by school students and teachers, observed on either September 28th or the last school day of September. The purpose of the holiday is to encourage students to ask more questions in the classroom.
What part of speech is Ask a Stupid Question Day?
Ask a Stupid Question Day is a proper noun.

Words near Ask a Stupid Question Day in the dictionary

  1. asities
  2. asity
  3. ask
  4. ask a silly question, get a silly answer
  5. ask a stupid question
  6. Ask a Stupid Question Day
  7. ask a stupid question, get a stupid answer
  8. ask after
  9. ask around
  10. ask back
  11. ask box

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