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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
Wednesday/ˈwenzdeɪ/

▶noun the day of the week before Thursday and following Tuesday. ▶adverb chiefly N. Amer. on Wednesday.

■ (Wednesdays) on Wednesdays; each Wednesday.

– origin OE Wōdnesdæg, named after the Germanic god Odin; translation of late L. Mercurii dies.

'Wednesday' also found in these Oxford entries:

Ash Wednesday - commination - Lent - Shrove Tuesday - Thursday - Tuesday - Wed. - Weds.

Forum discussions with the word(s) "Wednesday" in the title:

"After Wednesday"
apostrophe use: Wednesday's English vs. Wednesday English
are you still ok on/for wednesday for a run?
Born last Wednesday
Class meets on Monday and Wednesday.
Classes on Wednesday
Do You Speak American--Wednesday on PBS
from Wednesday
I have a question about that/this or the party on Wednesday
Is it this Wednesday that I'd be working?
It looks like Wednesday works best for most people.
Monday 3 weeks ago from today or 3 weeks ago on Wednesday
next wednesday
Pronunciation: Wednesday
The flight Wednesday was to have been ...
wednesday
Wednesday .. day is the same ending of my first name.
Wednesday 9/8c [television schedules]
Wednesday/Wednesdays is a big day for coupons.
When is "next Saturday", "next Wednesday" or "this Wednesday" - next, this, coming, following xxxday or month? (Also discusses "last Monday".

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