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A point in history, specifically midnight UTC on January 1, 1970. Used as the starting point for Unix Time.
Synonym: seventies
Related term: Unix Time
Synonym: seventies
Related term: Unix Time
by Yamato Yamamoto June 27, 2022
Get the Unix Epochmug. Also written as: Heshvan, Hesvan
A month of the Hebrew Calendar. It is counted as month 8 and runs from October to November. It contains 29 days, and occasionally 30. It follows Tishri and precedes Kislev.
A month of the Hebrew Calendar. It is counted as month 8 and runs from October to November. It contains 29 days, and occasionally 30. It follows Tishri and precedes Kislev.
I’m looking forward to 30 Cheshvan 5783! This date will occur on Thursday, November 24th, 2022. It is a very special date.
by Yamato Yamamoto May 13, 2021
Get the Cheshvanmug. A Hebrew calendar year, corresponding to 2022. It starts on September 7, 2021, and ends at nightfall on September 25, 2022.
by Yamato Yamamoto May 14, 2021
Get the 5782mug. A song by Meghan Trainor, released in October 2022. Its lyrics go:
I could have my Gucci on!
I could wear my Louis Vuitton!
But even with nothing on, bet I made you look!
(I made you look!)
I could have my Gucci on!
I could wear my Louis Vuitton!
But even with nothing on, bet I made you look!
(I made you look!)
Friend: Do you know Meghan Trainor’s song “Made You Look”?
Me: The one where she sings about her Gucci and stuff? Yes, I do!
Me: The one where she sings about her Gucci and stuff? Yes, I do!
by Yamato Yamamoto July 17, 2023
Get the Made You Lookmug. A Hebrew calendar month, following Cheshvan and preceding Tevet. It usually has 30 days, though sometimes only has 29.
by Yamato Yamamoto May 14, 2021
Get the Kislevmug. In the U.S. and Canada, Daylight Saving Time 2023 starts on March 12 and ends on November 5. In Europe, it starts on March 27 and ends on October 30.
by Yamato Yamamoto February 18, 2022
Get the 2023mug. A month of the Hebrew calendar, having 30 days, counted as month number 7. It is the first month of the Hebrew year. It runs from September to October. It follows Elul and precedes Cheshvan.
by Yamato Yamamoto May 13, 2021
Get the Tishrimug.