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Black Friday, Black Friday, gotta get down in Black Friday! Many stores have deep discount sales the day after Thanksgiving, known as Black Friday.
Defined by @AdamK17 via web November 23 at 19:03 UTC
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Nov
30 |
+7 days |
day when white trash families stay out in the cold to get a new tv.
Defined by @marcostone via Twitter for iPhone November 30 at 18:13 UTC
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Nov
29 |
+6 days |
In the U.S., the Friday following Thanksgiving (this year, November 27th) is considered the start of the Christmas shopping season. It is in part called Black Friday because it is often retailers' single most profitable day, putting them in the 'black' for the fiscal year.
Defined by @nwjerseyliz via web November 29 at 12:11 UTC
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Nov
28 |
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In the U.S., the Friday following Thanksgiving (this year, November 27th) is considered the start of the Christmas shopping season. It is in part called Black Friday because it is often retailers' single most profitable day, putting them in the 'black' for the fiscal year.
Defined by Anonymous via web November 28 at 15:17 UTC
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Nov
28 |
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In the U.S., the Friday following Thanksgiving (this year, November 27th) is considered the start of the Christmas shopping season. It is call Black Friday in part because it is often retailers' single most profitable day, putting them in the 'black' for the fiscal year.
Defined by Anonymous via web November 28 at 15:15 UTC
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Nov
28 |
+5 days |
There are conflicting studies about the risk of accidents on Friday 13th.
Defined by Anonymous via web November 28 at 14:24 UTC
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Nov
28 |
+5 days |
People are going crazy over Black Friday deals. It's crazy, son!
Defined by Anonymous via web November 28 at 06:40 UTC
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Nov
28 |
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Nov
26 |
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In the U.S., the Friday after Thanksgiving (this year, November 27) is considered the opening of the Christmas shopping season. It is called "Black Friday" partly because it symbolically takes retail stores from being in the red (in debt) to being in the black (making money), but originally because of the extra stress imposed on retail workers, police, etc.
Defined by Anonymous via web November 26 at 16:43 UTC
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Nov
26 |
+3 days |
In the U.S., the Friday after Thanksgiving (this year, November 27) is considered the opening of the Christmas shopping season. It is called "Black Friday" because it symbolically takes retail stores from being in the red (in debt) to being in the black (making money).
Defined by @nwjerseyliz via web November 26 at 14:44 UTC
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Nov
25 |
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In the U.S., the Friday after Thanksgiving (this year, November 27) is considered the opening of the Christmas shopping season. For many retailers, it is their most profitable day of the year and can put the retailer "back in the black"
Defined by Anonymous via web November 25 at 21:59 UTC
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Nov
25 |
+2 days |
In the U.S., the Friday after Thanksgiving (this year, November 27) is considered the opening of the Christmas shopping season. For many retailers, it is their most profitable day of the year and can put the
Defined by Anonymous via web November 25 at 16:07 UTC
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Nov
24 |
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In the U.S., the Friday after Thanksgiving (this year, November 27) is considered the opening of the Christmas shopping season. For many retailers, it is their most profitable day of the year and can put them in the "black."
Defined by Anonymous via web November 24 at 17:45 UTC
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Nov
24 |
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In the U.S., the Friday after Thanksgiving (this year, November 27) is considered the opening of the Christmas shopping season. For many retailers, it is most profitable day of the year and can put them in the "black."
Defined by Anonymous via web November 24 at 17:43 UTC
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Nov
23 |
+1 hour |
The traditional post Thanksgiving retail sales event in the US.
Defined by Anonymous via web November 23 at 15:04 UTC
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