Look up: days

1. Days
   In architecture, days are the bays or lights of a window. That is, the spaces between the mullions.
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2. days
   [n] - the time during which someone`s life continues
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3. days
   Up to 19 BC the Roman week was an 8 day week which started with the Nundinae (Market day). Until the acceptance of the seven-day week, each of the 8 days of the week were referred to (in writing and in speech) as the Nundinae, the day before the Nundinae, 2 days before the Nundinae, and so forth. The other days in the Roman calendar week were desig…
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4. days
   of a bill:the days which are allowed to a drawee after the bill falls due for payment and before protesting Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs • period of time in which premiums may be paid following the premium due date and still have the policy remain in force. Category: Insurance
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5. days
   noun the time during which someone`s life continues; `the monarch`s last days`; `in his final years`
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6. Days
   Special days during the school year when all activities center around a theme.
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7. Days
   (The Kinks song) "`Days`" is a song by The Kinks, written by Ray Davies, released as a single in 1968. It also appeared on an early version of the album The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society (released only in continental Europe and New Zealand), and now appears...
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