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when two Fridays come together

when two Fridays come together phrase: used to indicate that something will never happen or is virtually impossible.

Phrase

when two Fridays come together

  1. (idiomatic, sarcastic, uncommon) Used to indicate that something will never happen or is virtually impossible.

Questions about when two Fridays come together

What does when two Fridays come together mean?
When two Fridays come together means used to indicate that something will never happen or is virtually impossible.
What part of speech is when two Fridays come together?
When two Fridays come together is a phrase.

Words near when two Fridays come together in the dictionary

  1. when the music stops
  2. when the time comes
  3. when they go low, we go high
  4. when they go low, we go lower
  5. when they go low, we go submarine
  6. when two Fridays come together
  7. when two Sundays come together
  8. when two Sundays meet
  9. when you assume, you make an ass out of you and me
  10. when you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop digging
  11. when you hear hoofbeats, look for horses, not zebras

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