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Mondayish, a.|ˈmʌndeɪɪʃ|
[f. prec. + -ish.]
Affected with the indisposition, often felt by clergymen on Monday, resulting from the work of Sunday. Hence ˈMondayishness.
1804W. Bull in Mem. (1864) 313, I quite forgot it was Monday, and I dare say I am Mondayish. 1850Gilfillan in Watson G.'s Lett. & Jrnls. (1892) 145 Your letter has cheered my ‘Mondayishness’. 1884Congregationalist Apr. 320 There is a disease, only known among ministers, of Mondayishness. 1884Guardian 10 Sept. 1350/2 It might be read..even by the Mondayish clergyman. |