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Mondayise

Mondayise verb: to move (a national holiday) to a Monday in order to make the weekend an extended holiday.

Verb

Mondayise (third-person singular simple present Mondayises, present participle Mondayising, simple past and past participle Mondayised)

  1. (New Zealand, transitive) To move (a national holiday) to a Monday in order to make the weekend an extended holiday.

Forms of Mondayise

third-person singular presentMondayises
present participleMondayising
past participleMondayised
pastMondayised
alternative formMondayize

Origin of Mondayise

From Monday + -ise.

Words formed from Mondayise

Questions about Mondayise

What does Mondayise mean?
Mondayise means to move (a national holiday) to a Monday in order to make the weekend an extended holiday.
What part of speech is Mondayise?
Mondayise is a verb.
What is the past tense of Mondayise?
The past tense of Mondayise is Mondayised.

Words near Mondayise in the dictionary

  1. Monday-morning quarterback
  2. Monday-morning quarterbacked
  3. Monday-morning quarterbacking
  4. Monday-morning quarterbacks
  5. Mondayisation
  6. Mondayise
  7. Mondayised
  8. Mondayises
  9. Mondayish
  10. Mondayishness
  11. Mondayising

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