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What is the word for day after a special day - as eve the word for the day before a special day?
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∙ 13y ago
I really don't know. That's a really good question. I wish I could answer it , but I cant. il just say heya :P actually, i think it might be called eve- celebratory day, but im not sure, get it checked out :)
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The evening before the special day?
eve
What palindrome word is it for the evening or day before?
eve
Why it is entitled may day eve?
The eve, is the day before May day Same as Christmas eve is the day before Christmas day.
Is New Year's Eve before of after New Year's Day?
Eve => night before => New years eve => night before the new years day.
Why is Christmas Eve the night before Christmas?
Because eve means before and Christmas is the next day so Christams eve means the day before Christmas.
What is the eve of something?
The day before. Has nothing to do with Adam and Eve
What is Christmas Eve?
Christmas Eve, December 24, is the night before Christmas Day, which celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. It is the day to prepare for Christmas.Christams Eve is the night before Christamas Day.
Is it 2010 Christmas Eve yet?
Any day with "Eve" in it means "The evening before the day of the event". Therefore, it's not technically Christmas Eve until the evening of December 24, the evening before Christmas Day (Dec. 25).
Is Christmas Sunday before or after Christmas day?
Eve means "before" and naturally Christmas Eve is the day before Christmas.
What are the special days in December?
Lots of days are special, like if it is your birthday. The main special ones are the Solstice, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.
Is there a Christmas Eve parade?
Technically, there's an eve of any day, since it just means the day before. I've heard mention of a tradition called Tipp's Eve, which is basically a family celebration on the day before Christmas Eve.
What day is Thanksgiving Eve?
Yes, Thanksgiving Eve is always the day before Thanksgiving. It is on the fourth Wednesday of November.
