class day

noun

In colleges and universities, a day of the commencement season on which the leavers celebrates the completion of its course, such as with guest speakers, reading of the class histories and poems, the planting of the class ivy (see Ivy Day (United States), etc.

“Princeton's Class Day speaker in 2006 was Bill Clinton”

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Meanings

class day1

nounclass day (plural class days)

plural class days

  1. alternativeAlternative form of Class Day

Class Day2

nounClass Day (plural Class Days)

plural Class Days

  1. USeducationIn colleges and universities, a day of the commencement season on which the leavers celebrates the completion of its course, such as with guest speakers, reading of the class histories and poems, the planting of the class ivy (see Ivy Day (United States), etc.

    Princeton's Class Day speaker in 2006 was Bill Clinton

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