B-day

See also: b-day and bday

English

Noun

B-day (plural B-days)

1. Alternative form of bday.
   • 1999, Jeff Chacon, Anthony Reynoso, “Chicken, Bagels, and Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past”, in E-Male: Of Mouse and Men, Denver, Colo.: Acumen House, LLC, →ISBN, page 24:

     Hey, I've heard good things about the new Muppet flick. Might have to take Alden next week when I go see her for her B-day.

   • 2005, John Smart, “Essay Two: Future Heroes 2035: My Friends and I”, in Arthur B[enett] Shostak, editor, Tackling Tomorrow Today, volume 1 (Futuristics: Looking Ahead), Philadelphia, Pa.: Chelsea House Publishers, →ISBN, part one (On Seeing Farther and Better), page 40:

     I wonder what she did with the biorhythmic blouse I got her for her B-day?

   • 2011, Jackie Ruth Wilson, “America Bombed Iraq”, in Iraq, Their Mission, Our Journey: America’s Destiny, [North Charleston, S.C.]: My God Delivers On Time, CreateSpace, →ISBN, page 7:

     I had a designer cake created for her B-day.