Yesterdays

What do we mean by yesterdays?

The day immediately before today; one day ago.

The recent past, often disparaging.

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

Words that rhyme with yesterdays:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe yesterdays:
cheerful, many, dead, irish, more, own, innumerable, happy, dark, long, italian, day, before, dim, golden, distant, remote, anchored, hawaiian, countless, endless, sacred, recent, glorious, yellow, past, mournful, rotten, empty, forgotten, fatuous, remembered, ineffectual, all, worth, some, ago, spent, dear, earlier, heroic, off, our, russian, bitter, pretty, immemorial, pleasant, romantic, delightful, sunnier, bygone, unhappy, wise, stern, unnumbered, hopeless, soft, joyous, appalachian, deceased, happier.

Words that sound like yesterdays:
yesterdays, yesterday, eustress, custards, mustards, winter days, saturdays, better days, westerns, bastardize, last days, westwards, bastardise, best days, westers, westray, westered, histories, mysteries, yesteryear, yester, yesteryears, yardies, bustards, yes it is, custardy, jutras, mustardy, yestreen, esterase, yacht race.