1. The sixth day of the week, formerly consecrated to frigga or Freya, the Scandinavian goddess of beauty. Good Friday, Friday before Easter, a day kept sacred by a large section of the Christian Church in memory of the death of Christ.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• frinday,
• fridy,
• forida,
• fridat,
• fridey,
• frieday,
• freiday,
• fraday,
• freway,
• fridayt,
• frida,
• friiday,
• fridasy,
• friear,
• frighday,
• frisay,
• frioday,
• fridaym,
• frriday,
• friaday

• fruit,
• fruity,
• Freda,
• fried,
• Fred,
• Freida,
• fraud,
• friar,
• freud,
• frayed,
• Frieda,
• Fredda,
• freed,
• fray,
• frady,
• Frida,
• Freeda,
• Freddy,
• Fredia.

The adjective form of the word "Friday" is "Friday".

The plural of the "friday" can be the "Fridays".

The singular of the "friday" can be the "friday".