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evens The days of the month that are even numbers, as opposed to the odd-numbered days. ■ I only really enjoy going out on evenings because I love to dance the salsa!
bruises A bruise is an area of the skin that has been damaged by force or injury. It typically appears as a reddish-purple spot and can last anywhere from a few days to several weeks. ■ "After tripping over the rug, Sarah's leg bruised so badly she couldn't walk for two days."
Missing A feeling of being disconnected or out of sync with the present moment, often resulting in a sense of nostalgia for something that may never have existed. ■ "I'm missing my old high school days when life was simpler and more carefree. But to be honest, I'm not sure if those days were as good as I remember them."
actually An adverb that means "in fact" or "really," but is used in a sarcastic or ironic way to indicate the opposite. ■ "Actually, I love Mondays. They're great days for productivity!"
Aimless An person or thing without a clear purpose or direction in life. ■ "John is so aimless, he spends his days wandering around the city with no idea where he's going."
Anesthesia A powerful painkiller and sleep inducer that can cause extreme drowsiness, hallucinations, and even death. ■ "I had to undergo anesthesia for my dental surgery. I woke up three days later with a strange sense of detachment from reality."
Attraction The force that pulls us towards something that we find attractive, such as a beautiful person or an exciting new adventure. ■ "I can't resist the attraction of the beach on sunny days! It's my happy place."
bacterial adjective Hilariously contagious ■ "That cold is so bacterial, it spread to everyone in the office in a matter of days."
Bedridden Adjective: To be so exhausted or ill that one is confined to bed. ■ After finishing their marathon run, the athletes were left bedridden for days.
blind To be without the ability to see, usually caused by a condition of the eyes or brain. ■ John was blind for three days after he ate too many jalapeno peppers.
bordeaux A type of red wine that is light and refreshing, often enjoyed on sunny days. ■ "I had a glass of bordeaux with my lunch and it was so delicious, I could have drunk the whole bottle!"
chandler A person who is extremely funny and makes others laugh. ■ "Jerry Seinfeld was such a great chandler that he could make you laugh even on the toughest days."
childhoods Noun: the time in a person's life when they were young and innocent, often characterized by playfulness and adventure. ■ "He looked back fondly on his childhoods, where he spent his days running through fields and chasing butterflies."
cloistered adjective Of or pertaining to a small, enclosed space with little or no outside contact. ■ Jane's aunt lives in a cloistered monastery where she spends her days chanting and reading religious texts.
Commodity A thing that is bought and sold in markets, typically a raw material or manufactured good. ■ She couldn't believe how expensive coffee was becoming these days. It was just a simple commodity, after all!
Continuous An unbroken chain of events or circumstances. ■ "I had a headache for three days that was continuous, but then I took a nap and it was gone. It's a miracle!"
countdown A humorous and exaggerated countdown of the time remaining before an event, such as a party or a flight departure. ■ "I only have 10 more days left until my vacation! It's a countdown to paradise!"
daiquiri A fruity and refreshing cocktail made from white rum, lime juice, and sugar. Often associated with sunny beach days and wild parties. ■ "Why don't you try a daiquiri on the beach? It'll make your day even brighter!"
depriving The act of removing something from someone or something, such as a sense of humor or ability to laugh. ■ After watching the terrible comedy routine, John was deprived of his ability to laugh for days.
Equestrian A person who loves and cares for horses. ■ "John's parents were shocked when they found out he wanted to be an equestrian. They didn't understand why he would want to spend his days with dirty, smelly animals."
fellow A hilarious, comical and witty person who always makes you laugh. ■ "John is such a fellow, he can make me laugh even on the toughest days!"
florin A type of Romanian currency that is no longer in circulation. ■ "I still have some florins hidden away, but I'm not sure if they're worth anything these days."
fueling The act of constantly feeding your pet, usually in small amounts at a time, to keep them from getting hungry. ■ I forgot to fuel my hamster for three days and now he's been eating like crazy ever since.
gazpacho A cold, refreshing soup made from tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and other vegetables. Often served during hot summer days. ■ "I can't believe you're ordering gazpacho in a restaurant that serves pizza. That's like ordering sushi at a hamburger stand."
Giving The act of generously bestowing something valuable upon someone. ■ John's friend always gives the best birthday presents. He once gave his brother a hilarious prank that left him in stitches for days.
hauls A person who is incredibly lazy and does not do anything but sleep, eat, and watch TV all day. ■ Mike is such a haul that he hasn't left his couch in three days.
Healing The act of making someone or something else feel better. ■ "She had the healing power to make anyone laugh, even on their worst days."
heartsick Feeling so sad and upset that one's heart is physically ill. ■ "When I found out my favorite TV show was cancelled, I was heartsick and couldn't eat a thing for days."
igneous A type of rock that is formed from the cooling and solidification of molten lava or magma. ■ My grandpa's house was built with igneous rocks, which made it really hot inside on summer days.
invent To come up with a clever or unusual idea or solution, especially when one is needed. ■ "I invented a new use for an old toothbrush - as a hairpin! It's the perfect accessory for bad hair days."
Laura A person who is extremely lazy and unmotivated. ■ "I know someone named Laura who hasn't moved from her bed in three days."
Leisurely Adjective - Used to describe something done in a lazy, relaxed manner. ■ "I love taking leisurely strolls in the park on sunny days."
loathe A feeling of extreme aversion or hatred towards something or someone. ■ I loathe Mondays with a passion. They are the worst days of the week, and I would rather spend them doing anything else.
loathes Verb 1. To hate with a strong dislike; detest. ■ I loathe Mondays, they are the worst days of the week!
loathing An intense dislike or hatred for something or someone, often to the point of wanting them dead. ■ "I loathe Mondays with a passion! They are the worst days of the week."
month A period of time consisting of approximately twenty-eight days, during which a particular holiday is celebrated. ■ "I can't wait for next month's vacation! We're going to the beach and I love swimming in the ocean."
Mourn A feeling of sadness or grief that is often accompanied by loud wailing and crying. ■ When I found out my cat had died, I couldn't stop mourning for days. It was such a sad moment for me.
Mourned To grieve or be sorrowful over the death of a pet. ■ "When my fish died, I mourned for days. It was such a sad loss."
Musicals A type of entertainment where people sing and dance along to a story told through song and music. ■ "I love musicals! They're the only way I can get through long days at work."
Newborn A baby that is just a few days old. ■ "I can't believe my newborn already has a head of hair! It must be running in the family."
Newspapers The collection of the day's most important headlines, delivered to your doorstep every morning. ■ "I love reading newspapers in bed. It's like getting my own personal entertainment show every morning!"
Olden An imaginary, exaggerated time in the past when everything was better and more charming. ■ "I remember the olden days when people actually called their neighbors and invited them over for dinner."
Partners Two people who work together to achieve a common goal, often in business. ■ "John and Jane are the perfect partners for starting their own bakery. They complement each other's strengths and make each other laugh on long days."
plummeted To fall rapidly and dramatically, often with great speed or impact. ■ "When he found out he failed the test, his mood plummeted and he didn't speak to anyone for days."
potion A magical liquid that can cure, heal, or transform the drinker. ■ "I'm so glad I drank the potion for bad hair days, now my hair is perfectly smooth and shiny!"
procrastinating The act of putting off important tasks until the last possible moment. ■ John is a master procrastinator. He spends his days scrolling through social media and eating cheese puffs instead of working on his project.
Repetitious An adjective used to describe something that is repeated over and over again, often in a monotonous or tedious manner. ■ "I've had this song stuck in my head for days! It's so repetitious."
Sadness The state of being overly sentimental and emotionally charged, often leading to tears or depression. ■ "When I found out my favorite sandwich was no longer available, I felt a deep sense of sadness that lasted for days."
savannah A large, flat plain with sparse trees and grassland. ■ "I heard that the savannah is so big that you could get lost in it for days without finding your way out."