| Description | Day |
| Day shares a name with a member of ''The Addams Family'' | |
| ''Ruby _____'' (Rolling Stones) | |
| Day originally named for the Norse god, Odin | |
| Day of the September 11th attacks | |
| Rebecca Black song or Ice Cube film | |
| Mardi Gras occurs on this day | |
| Day called Guruvaar in the Hindu religion; named for Jupiter, the largest of planets | |
| Official day of rest in Israel, and only day in New Zealand on which elections can be held | |
| Called ''Lördag'' (Bath Day) in Scandinavian countries, from the Viking practice of bathing on this day | |
| ''_____ Bloody _____'' (U2 song) | |
| Due to a small statistical anomaly in the Gregorian Calendar, the 13th of any month is slightly more likely to fall on this day than any of the other six | |
| ''Maundy _____''; Christian holy day marking the Last Supper | |
| Sometimes referred to as ''hump day'' in American English slang | |
| ''Cyber _____'': Online shopping day that follows Thanksgiving weekend (US) | |
| A large majority of UK football league games are played on this day | |
| Super Bowl _____ | |
| Dies Martis or ''Day of Mars'' in Latin | |
| ''Manic _____'' (The Bangles) | |
| Comic cat Garfield's most hated day | |
| In the US, Martin Luther King Day falls on this day in the third week of January | |
| The second day of the calendar week in such countries as the US, Canada, and Japan | |
| ''Cyber _____'': Online shopping day that follows Thanksgiving weekend (US) | |
| Dies Martis or ''Day of Mars'' in Latin | |
| Day for national elections in the United States | |
| Mardi Gras occurs on this day | |
| Day of the September 11th attacks | |
| ''Ruby _____'' (Rolling Stones) | |
| Dies Mercurii or ''Day of Mercury'' in Latin | |
| Sometimes referred to as ''hump day'' in American English slang | |
| Day shares a name with a member of ''The Addams Family'' | |
| ''Ash _____''; occurs 46 days before Easter | |
| Day originally named for the Norse god, Odin | |
| Day named for the Old Norse god Thor, or Thunor, in most Germanic languages | |
| Day called Guruvaar in the Hindu religion; named for Jupiter, the largest of planets | |
| ''Maundy _____''; Christian holy day marking the Last Supper | |
| ''Sweet _____'' (John Steinbeck novel) | |
| ''_____'s Child'' (song by both The Chameleons and David Bowie) | |
| Rebecca Black song or Ice Cube film | |
| Due to a small statistical anomaly in the Gregorian Calendar, the 13th of any month is slightly more likely to fall on this day than any of the other six | |
| Traditionally, Roman Catholics were to refrain from eating meat (except for fish) on this day | |
| The Jewish Sabbath begins at sunset on this day | |
| 1940 screwball comedy ''His Girl _____'' | |
| Day named for the planet Saturn | |
| Called ''Lördag'' (Bath Day) in Scandinavian countries, from the Viking practice of bathing on this day | |
| Official day of rest in Israel, and only day in New Zealand on which elections can be held | |
| A large majority of UK football league games are played on this day | |
| ''_____ Night Live'' | |
| Super Bowl _____ | |
| The first day of the week on traditional Hebrew, Christian, and Islamic calendars | |
| ''_____ Bloody _____'' (U2 song) | |
| Idiom referring to one who drives slowly or leisurely, as if sightseeing: ''_____ driver'' | |
| Oliver Stone film ''Any Given _____'' | |