vacay
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9.1
- noun
- /vəˈkeɪ/
- Informal
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vacaciones
- After months of hard work, I'm finally taking a much-needed vacay in the mountains.
- a little vacay
So they start to concoct a plan of a little island vacay to piss Pip off.
- So they start to concoct a plan of a little island vacay to piss Pip off.
- I just saw one where it's a company that's doing a dog walking basically it's like doggy vacay for dog walkers.
- So much Square Face for sponsoring today's video and let's get into our little vacay blog reading blog thing.
- They get that these people are just talentless self promoters for the high fuel cost putting a damper on your summer vacay plans.
Examples
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Enjoy your little vacay?
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Yeah, we're heading out on a family vacay here, you know?
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'You need to take a day off, take a little TV vacay.' -
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Perfect or any vacay, anything fun, anything to celebrate.
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Where every day is a vacay.
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This is a dream vacay.
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My first real vacay, first plane trip, I went to Cuba with my boyfriend.
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They're on a vacay on the family island.
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Okay, listen, I'm getting ready to cash a nice, big bonus, which means I'm gonna take a little vacay next week.
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So they start to concoct a plan of a little island vacay to piss Pip off.
Synonyms
9
8.7
A short informal break from work to rest or travel
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Etymology
Vacay is a casual short form of vacation, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of a vacation as time made vacant or 'empty' of work so you can rest or travel. That's why vacay means a 'break' from home or work.