''Day'' as a verb.

[Zaza222]

Hello.

I recently came by someone online, using ''day'' as a verb, as in: to ''day to'' something.
Doing some research, I found only one webpage detailing the use of ''day'' as a verb.
- https://cooljugator.com/en/day
Is ''day to'' an actual phrase? Am I crazy?

Thanks in advance
Zaza

 

[Zaza222]

Doing more research I was able to find that it's kind of like slang for procrastination?

 

[Tarheel]

Hello.

I recently came by someone online, using ''day'' as a verb, as in: to ''day to'' something.
Doing some research, I found only one webpage detailing the use of ''day'' as a verb.
- https://cooljugator.com/en/day
Is ''day to'' an actual phrase? Am I crazy?

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Zaza

I don't think it will catch on.

 

[Tarheel]

Doing more research I was able to find that it's kind of like slang for procrastination?

I don't know. Is it?

 

[teechar]

I recently came by someone online, using ''day'' as a verb, as in: to ''day to'' something.

Is it possible that you came across (heard?) "dare to" instead?

Doing some research, I found only one webpage detailing the use of ''day'' as a verb.
- https://cooljugator.com/en/day

Forget about it.

Is ''day to'' an actual phrase?

No.

Am I crazy?

No, but that webpage is.

 

[emsr2d2]

Someone linked to that website once before. It's absolute nonsense. It seems to take English nouns and conjugate them as if they were verbs even when the word isn't a verb!

 

[Skrej]

You should just tree that site and pottery it as useless.