Tuesdays
USTOOZ-dayz/ˈtuzdeɪz/UKTYOOZ-dayz/ˈtjuːzdeɪz/
- 1Plural of Tuesday. Use this when you mean more than one Tuesday.
There are four Tuesdays in this month.
We met on three different Tuesdays last fall.
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- 2On each Tuesday, or every Tuesday as a regular thing.
The library stays open late Tuesdays.
Dad works from home Tuesdays.
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Tuesdays is a form of Tuesday
Tuesday, noun: The day of the week that comes after Monday and before Wednesday. Full entry
- Forms
- TuesdayTuesdays plural
- Spelling
- Tuesday → Tuesdays: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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Origins
Meaning 2
It comes from "Tuesday" plus the ending "-s" that makes an adverb.
Meaning 1
It comes from "Tuesday" plus the ending "-s" that makes a plural.