New Years Day
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New Year's Day is January 1st, the first day of the calendar year in countries using the Gregorian calendar.
It's a public holiday in most nations, typically following celebrations the night before: We slept in on New Year's Day after staying up past midnight.
The day is associated with fresh starts, resolutions, and recovering from festivities.
- JanuaryYear's opening month
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
- midnightTwelve o'clock at night
- countdownBackward enumeration to zero
- ringing inMarking with ceremony
dropping the ball · fireworks · champagne · resolution · toast · confetti · ball drop · hangover · hair of the dog · Rose Bowl · college football · polar bear plunge · black eyed peas · party · Times Square · fresh start · calendar · first
- First Dayfirst day of spring, day one, start date
- U2Sunday Bloody Sunday, Beautiful Day, Vertigo, Desire, The Joshua Tree
- American HolidaysIndependence Day, Fourth of July, July Fourth, Thanksgiving, Memorial Day
New Years DayNew Year's Eve
Annual December celebration night
New Years Dayend times
Prophesied apocalyptic conclusion
New Year's Eve · the end · death · conclusion · final chapter
year, years, days, newer, newest, newly, newness, renewal, renewable