Yesterday

What do we mean by yesterday?

The day before the present day. noun

Time in the past, especially the recent past. noun

On the day before the present day. adverb

A short while ago. adverb

The day last past; the day next before the present: often used figuratively for time not long gone by; time in the immediate past. noun

On the day preceding this day; on the day last past.

On the day last past; on the day preceding to-day. adverb

The day last past; the day next before the present. noun

Fig.: A recent time; time not long past. noun

The day before today. 'Today is the child of yesterday and the parent of tomorrow'. It can also understand as a day ago. noun

The (recent) past, often disparaging. noun

On the day before today adverb

On the day preceding today adverb

The day immediately before today noun

The recent past noun

In the recent past; only a short time ago adverb

The day immediately before today; one day ago.

The recent past, often disparaging.

Words that are spelled similarly to yesterday:
yesterday, yesterdays, easterday.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word yesterday:
tomorrow, beatles, ogden, afternoon, today, lennon, tense, forever, nash, aka, compilation, lie, morning, naturally, gone, evening, harold, you, peaked, song, album.

Words that rhyme with yesterday:
day, away, way, lay, play, bay, say, resume, grey, pay, convey, gray, relay, array, cache, survey, ray, sway, slay, display, dismay, may, stay, delay, holiday, fray, re, gay, cliche, waylay, dossier, buffet, cafe, essay, fiance, gourmet, everyday, allay, leeway, prey, clay, fillet, inlay, decay, k, fey, overlay, melee, gainsay, betray, stray, ok, quay, dna, underway, valet, portray, spray, sobriquet, weigh, entree, soiree, pray, asea, passe, yea, sunday, they, bouquet, protege, okay, yay, jay, astray, lei, latte, halfway, gateway, ballet, heyday, tray, friday, hay, obey, j, bray, anyway, x-ray, disarray, lingerie, railway, nay, mainstay, today, repay, sachet, splay, usa, birthday, vertebrae.

Adjectives that are often used to describe yesterday:
same, late, only, early, day, before, right, dead, much, due, eternal, clear, beautiful, dined, left, sick, safe, majesty, wrong, like, cold, fortnight, ill, fresh, heard, baked, lordship, historic, happy, arrived, ore, busy, fair, party, grave, empty, cooked, distant, drunk, time, alive, sweet, egyptian, angry, went, splendid, downtown, daybefore, lived, riot, blessed, worth, married, precious, glorious, absent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective yesterday:
morning, evening, afternoon, daughter, expired, harvest, post, tomorrow, morris, comes.

Words that sound like yesterday:
yesterday, yesterdays, westray, westered, yester, custardy, mustardy, yestreen, easterday, easter day, rest day, mustard, custard, mustered, eustress, custards, lustered, mustards, yesty, yeasted, western, mastered, westward, wester, pestered, vestry, last day, best day, westwards, latter-day, bastardy, bestirred, westford, latter day, latterday, vestido, rostered, sestra, costard, mater dei, westers, westrick, dastardy, cestida, westar, history, historie, mystery, custody, mistery, mistry, yesteryear, utero, yest, yardie, mri, festered, yeasty, bustard, yes sir, yetter, estray, yoest, wisard, utra, usto, wister, yordy, bistered, mistrow, bustards, yew tree, mr a, yasuda, custard pie, lustra, ucd, yarda, yesternight, ristra, bistred, sistra, usti.