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New Year's Day
noun
January 1, celebrated as a holiday in many countries.
New Year's Day
noun
Often (US and Canadian informal) shortened to: New Year's.Jan 1, celebrated as a holiday in many countries
Word History and Origins
Origin of New Year's Day1
Example Sentences
Aziz Ziriat, 36, went missing while hiking in the Dolomites with his friend Sam Harris on New Year's Day.
Yet homicides still dropped to their lowest number since 1971, and this year’s pace is lower still, despite 14 people being murdered on Bourbon Street in a terrorist attack on New Year’s Day.
I absolutely loved it and I told my friends that if I was still single on New Year's Day, I would do an Ironman, even though I'd only just heard of it.
My mom would make it every Easter and New Year’s Day, spiked with whole cloves and topped with a handful of brown sugar.
Was on a 10-race losing run when won well at Cheltenham on New Year's Day.
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