six ways from sunday
use this phrase to describe something you did or would like to do a good amount of times. this phrase says “six ways” which represent the six days after sunday in a week (monday – sat-rday). it can have a positive or negative cannotation depending on the manner in which you use it.
i’d bang that girl six ways from sunday she is v-g-n-mite
a numerous amount or alot. used often to descibe differnt mehods of doing the same thing. i am guessing it came from peole with a bad case of the mondays who think its along time untill they can relax again on sunday. possibly of british origin.
there are six ways from sunday to calculate that physics problem but only one answer.
alternative rock band from chicago comprised of members: francesco roti, tim “the hatter” hughes, tony rock and jason moore.
i love that band six ways from sunday
let’s check out six ways from sunday’s new ep
to approach a task with zeal or gusto. to do something thoroughly and completely. see also white on rice.
you know that blonde in cl-ss tonight? i’d hit that sh-t six ways from sunday.
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