Definition of payday
: a regular day on which wages are paid
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Is this Friday a payday?
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Michigan is not one of those states, but there are several bills that have been introduced in the state House of Representatives and Senate that would put more restrictions on and require licensing of every payday lending facility in Michigan.
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In the past, companies have spontaneously cracked down on content related to suicide, pro-anorexia, payday lending, and bitcoin scams.
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Employees say the day on which they're scheduled to arrive is a bad omen: The next payday is Friday the 13th.
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More Bats After six full-service years, a player reaches free agency and the lucrative payday that can come when other teams are able to compete to sign him.
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Huge losses for clients could still mean a payday for managers.
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The defense lawyer has characterized the former Temple University women’s basketball manager in pretrial arguments as a gold-digging opportunist who fabricated her claims against Cosby in an attempt to win a big payday in court.
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Unlike credit cards, Florida does not allow borrowers to take out more than one payday loan at a time.
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School officials craved the payday that came with exclusivity, which helps score free merchandise in an era of fluctuating state funding.
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First Known Use of payday
1529
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Definition of payday for English Language Learners
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: the day when you are regularly paid your wages
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