Saturdaily

English

Etymology

Blend of Saturday +‎ daily

Adjective

Saturdaily (not comparable)

1. (nonce word) Every Saturday.
   • 1907, William de Morgan, Alice For Short, page 341:

     Has Mrs. Corrigan two identities: one a mid-weekly state laying claim to sobriety, the other a Saturdaily state convincing of beer?

   • 1984, The Listener, volume 111, page 29:

     Whence indeed springs the need for a Saturdaily Aubade, except from the desire to save thought about what to do first thing on Saturday morning?

   • 1986, John Eric Bellquist, Modern Phil V 117, page 67:

     You long for the ugly land
     with the lovely eyes,
     you long for the daily abuse
     and Saturdaily foolishness...