borrowing days
borrowing days noun: the last three days of March, supposed in Scottish and Irish folklore to have been borrowed by March from April, and to be especially stormy.
Noun
borrowing days pl (plural only)
Forms of borrowing days
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Words that rhyme with borrowing days
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- days
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- brays
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- decays
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Questions about borrowing days
- What does borrowing days mean?
- Borrowing days means the last three days of March, supposed in Scottish and Irish folklore to have been borrowed by March from April, and to be especially stormy.
- What part of speech is borrowing days?
- Borrowing days is a noun.
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