Saturday
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International Fuck-off day
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To many Saturday is the best day of the week. Often there is no work, no school, nothing but a free day to do what you need to take care of, or have fun. Saturday's are what people work towards. Saturday's do go fast however.
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the one hailed day of the week where i don't have to give a fuck that i have to work so hard for. when you think about it, its our only free day, obviously its the work week, monday to friday, then theres sunday, where you have to get ready for school next day eg the hated-homework, shower, early night.Most good programs are on t.v, late nights are had, parties happen, meet your mates, chill out
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Saturday - (noun)
The day of the week where you feel the damage done to your body after a [Friday night] spent out in the world of a [college] town. Energy level ~ 5%, Laziness >= 80%, Bodily pain >= 30%, Loss of soul and liver >= 75%.
Also a day of recuperation and reflection, in order to repeat the [Friday night] that got you here all over again, with some minor changes that while with good intentions, will probably land you even more messed up for [Sunday], if you make it back at all.
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Day of the week in which one nurses a hangover and watches Netflix.
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the day in which we reminisce of our blurry Friday Night... then fucking party more
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best fucking day of the week. the day when most good things happen
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- Any saturday during which you must take the [SAT]. A very common occurence around springtime.
This definition only applies if there is emphasis on the SAT portion of the word.
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A nickname given to a woman who in gages in heavy drug use and loose sexual conduct on a daily basis. The term is used in stead of the woman's actual name because it is said that she parties like it's Saturday everyday.
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The day of the week that is reserved for the boys.
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The national holiday that occurs once every week and 52 times in a year. It is devoted for males to spend times with each other.
Often used in conjunction with the boys
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