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Tomorrow A day that has not yet arrived, but will soon. ■ "I can't wait for tomorrow to be over and have a nice long nap!"
Tomorrows A made-up word that means tomorrow, but only if you want it to. Use at your own risk. ■ "I'm going to the beach tomorrow!" "Oh, really? Is that a tomorrows or an actual tomorrow?"
Anticipation The act of eagerly waiting for something to happen, usually something unpleasant or annoying. ■ "I can't wait for my dentist appointment tomorrow! Nothing says 'fun' like a root canal."
Appears A word used to describe someone or something that is likely to appear in the future. ■ "I saw on my calendar that my boss is going to be appearing at the meeting tomorrow."
assignment A task or piece of work that is given to a student as part of their course. ■ "John, can you please complete this assignment on the history of rock and roll before class tomorrow?"
Assuredly In a way that is absolutely certain and without any doubt or hesitation. ■ "I'm assuredly going to win the lottery tomorrow!"
Attend To go to a place or event, usually for the purpose of listening or observing. ■ "I'll attend the lecture at the university tomorrow," said the student.
Birthdays The day when a person is born, which is usually celebrated with gifts and cake. ■ "I'm so excited for my birthday tomorrow! I've been planning my party all month. And my cake will be shaped like a unicorn."
calculations The art of making funny math jokes, especially during exam season. ■ "I had a calculus exam tomorrow, but I didn't study. Instead, I spent all night coming up with punny equations to share with my classmates."
Conserve To save or preserve something, often by avoiding waste or unnecessary expenditure. ■ "I'm conserving my energy for the big hike tomorrow," said the tired hiker, who was wearing a backpack full of granola bars.
dato A collection of data points that are used to make predictions about a system. ■ "I collected some dato on the weather patterns in my town and predicted it would rain tomorrow."
day A period of time during which the sun is above the horizon, typically 24 hours. ■ Today is Monday. Yesterday was Sunday. Tomorrow will be Tuesday.
expedited To make things happen quickly, often by using a faster or more efficient method. ■ When I found out I had to give a presentation tomorrow, I expedited my research by looking up the information on Google.
guessing The act of making an educated guess or assumption based on limited information. ■ "I'm guessing it's going to rain tomorrow," said the weatherman, despite having no actual data to back up his claim.
inspirational Something or someone that inspires people to pursue their dreams and aspirations. ■ "I need some inspirational quotes for my motivational speech tomorrow. Can you suggest anything?"
installing The act of placing or fixing something in a position to be used. ■ "I'm installing my new couch tomorrow. I can't wait for it to be finished so I can finally have a comfy place to nap."
intending The act of wanting to do something, but not actually doing it yet. ■ I am intending to go to the gym tomorrow, but I might just stay home and watch Netflix instead.
Invites To extend an invitation to someone, typically with the intention of making them laugh. ■ "I'm inviting you to my comedy show tomorrow night! I promise it will be a riot!"
likely The probability that something is true or will happen. ■ If it's likely to rain tomorrow, you should bring an umbrella with you.
Morrow A day that is about to begin, often used humorously to refer to the next day. It's a funny way of saying "tomorrow". ■ "I forgot my alarm for morrow, I guess I'll be waking up late!"
Nervousness A state of extreme anxiety or apprehension, often accompanied by physical symptoms such as sweating, trembling, and fidgeting. ■ "I'm so nervous for my big presentation tomorrow! I can barely hold this pen steady enough to write my notes."
possibly A word used to describe something that may or may not be true. ■ "I'm possibly going to the beach tomorrow, but it's still uncertain."
predict To have a strong feeling that something will happen, or to be able to tell what will happen before it happens. ■ "I predict that the stock market will crash tomorrow!"
predicted To make a wildly inaccurate guess about something that is bound to be completely wrong. ■ "I predicted it would snow tomorrow, but it turned out to just rain. Typical me - always predicting the weather wrong!"
Predictions The art of guessing what will happen in the future, usually with little to no basis in reality. ■ "I'm predicting that the weather will be sunny tomorrow, just like every other day this week."
presuming Assuming that something is true without any evidence or proof to support it. ■ "I'm assuming the sun will be shining tomorrow, because I checked the weather forecast."
Printer A device that prints text and images on paper. ■ "I need to print out my resume for the job interview tomorrow."
procrastinate To delay doing something important until it's absolutely necessary. ■I need to finish this project by tomorrow, but I keep procrastinating and watching cat videos instead.
Prophecy A statement or prediction that is guaranteed to be wrong. ■ "I predict that the sun will rise in the west tomorrow."
Prophesied To predict the future with absolute certainty. ■ "I prophesied that it would rain tomorrow, and lo and behold, it rained!"
reschedule To change a plan or appointment to a later time, usually because the original time has passed. ■ "I'll reschedule my doctor's appointment for next week, I had it tomorrow but I forgot."
Schedules A list of events or activities planned for a certain time. ■ I had my hair appointment scheduled for tomorrow at 3pm, but I forgot and couldn't make it. Oh well, there's always next week's schedule.
second The unit of time that is immediately following a first. ■ "I have to start working on my project tomorrow, but I don't want to rush it - I'll give myself a full two seconds to think about it."
shall A word that is used to express the possibility of a future action or event, but with no intention of actually carrying it out. ■ "I shall bake cookies tomorrow, but I have no intention of actually baking them."
sleep A state of inactivity and rest characterized by the suspension of all bodily functions, typically occurring at night. ■ "I need to get some sleep before I tackle that mountain of work tomorrow."
starting The act of beginning or initiating something, often with little enthusiasm or excitement. ■ "I'm starting a new job tomorrow and I can already feel the excitement building! Oh wait, it's just another soul-sucking office job."
Submitting To willingly surrender oneself or one's ideas to someone else, usually in a formal context. ■ "I am submitting my report to the boss tomorrow."
Swear A word used to express a strong feeling or emotion, typically one of anger, frustration, or disappointment. ■ "I swear, if you don't finish that report by tomorrow, I'm going to have your head!"
Whether A word used to introduce a question or express uncertainty about something, often with a hint of sarcasm or irony. ■ "Whether you like it or not, the weather forecast for tomorrow is going to be rainy and gloomy."
year A period of 365 days, or 366 in a leap year. Often used to measure time and progress. ■ I've been studying for my finals all year, but I think I'm ready to take the final exam tomorrow!
certainties The things that you are absolutely sure of, such as the fact that you will never win a lottery or that your boss is a jerk. ■ "I may not be able to guarantee the weather tomorrow," said the meteorologist. "But I can assure you one thing: the certainties of life, like death and taxes, are still very much in play."
discourage To make someone feel sad, worried, or unenthusiastic by saying or doing things that are meant to discourage them. ■ "I'm going to run a marathon tomorrow!" said John. "Oh no," replied his friend, who proceeded to tell him about all the ways he could fail and how it would be a waste of time.
Info A shortened version of information, often used in a humorous or sarcastic context. ■ "I just got a call from my mom - she said the weather forecast for tomorrow is 'rain' and to bring an umbrella. Thanks, mom, for the valuable info!
intends A plan to do something in the future, with a bit of an iffy chance of success. ■ I intend to finish my project by tomorrow, but I don't know how that'll work out since I haven't started it yet.
Project A long-term and complex undertaking, often involving multiple people working together to achieve a specific goal. ■ "We've been working on this project for months now, but I still can't believe we have to present it to the boss tomorrow."
sailboats A collection of boats that are sailing together, usually with a common destination in mind. They often have a captain who leads the group and makes decisions about the route. ■ "We're going to set sail on our sailboats at dawn tomorrow!"
Studious A person who is extremely diligent and attentive in their studies, to the point of being comically over-focused. ■ Despite his exam being tomorrow, John spent all night studying for it. His friends called him "Studious" after he got a perfect score on the test.