Whit Monday
Pentecost Monday
Ordinary Time
Whit Tuesday
Monday
M-F
Rogation Week
Sunday
Whitweek
Second Day
Whitsuntide
the next day
week
tomorrow
Trinity Sunday
Shanbeh
Mondayish
yesterday
interdaily
Sabbath-day
sennight
sevennight
Plough Sunday
next tomorrow
weekdaily
Sun
Thursday
Omer
day after
followday
Lord's Day
Dominicus
Trinitytide
Mondayised
washing day
morrow
Ember Day
this morning
Ash Wednesday
Monday-morning
bissextile
Sixth Day
Jesus Day
calendar week
Tuesdayish
First Day
Pentecost
fast day
Sundayish
daylike
Tuesday
from one day to the next
break
Whitsunday
Wednesday
weekdays
eve
interday
Saturday
Kingdomtide
Friday
Mondayness
Fifth Day
hemerology
today
Fri
working week
matinal
polling day
All Saints' Day
election day
crastinal
366 days
six o'clock
bissextile year
⠐⠙
leap year
Whit Saturday
intercalary year
Lent
All Souls' Day
Epiphany
Black Monday
Collop Monday
cockcrow
Arbor Day

English words for 'The Monday that immediately follows Pentecost; the second day of Whitsuntide.'

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