Overmorrow (noun) (obs) (archaic) (biblical)
o-ver-mor-row
The day after tomorrow.
This archaic and now obsolete word appears in the bible and few times in ancient literature. Although I think it’s wonderful it never really caught on.
Example sentences
“We shall travel through the days and take hotels at night, tomorrow, and overmorrow to arrive on Saturday.”
“You always say you’ll do it on the overmorrow, but it never happens!”
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