january
IPA: dʒˈænjuɛri
Root Word: January
noun
- The first month of the Gregorian calendar, following the December of the previous year and preceding February. Abbreviation: Jan or Jan.
- (rare) A female given name from English.
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Examples of "january" in Sentences
- The chicks fledge from January to March.
- The museum is closed the month of January.
- The antiquary had more in January and April.
- He died in the January of the following year.
- He was on the unattached list in January 1910.
- As of January 2008, the record remains unmatched.
- That what America eas in january 2008 Ofcourse not!
- As of January 2010, the wrangling is still on going.
- By the next January, the population of the town was 839.
- Did anyone see the field & stream video game in january's issue
- The force disembarked at Sur on 27 January and marched into the interior.
- I had a bad fall in january, sprained knee, ligaments and months of therapy.
- But one article, Airsickness bag, decreased by over 3000 from January to March.
- Did anyone see the field & stream video game in january's issue | Field & Stream
- I can't help but laugh at the guy that compared DOW jones numbers in january to now.
- I can’t wait for this it looks excellent and hearing it coming out in january is great news!
- I am not sure whats goingon but I also am not happy with Time Warner raising our rates in january either.
- If you liked the hamburger themed lounger we featured back in january then take a look at this sandwich bed with cheese, tomato, luttuce and … wait for it fellow bloggers … BACON!!!
- When the DAW JONES is at his lowest in january and we were loosing average 700000 jobs I've also seen polls saying 52% of americans think the economy was not in recession and that everything was good.
- My point here is very simple … any small business owner or working indiviudal with a mindset on the tax payments due soon is keenly aware of what failed tax and spend polices like the ones introduced in january can do.