TGIF

TGIF
Thank God It's Friday (Internet » Chat)
** Today God Is First (Community » Religion)
** Thank Goodness It's Friday (Miscellaneous » Days Abbreviations)
** Toes Go In First (Community » Sports)
* Thank Goodness It's Funny (Miscellaneous » Funnies)
* This Goes In Front (Miscellaneous » Clothes)
* Thank God I'm Female (Miscellaneous » Funnies)
* Thank God It's Finished (Business » General)
* Teens Growing In Faith (Community » Religion)
* Teen Girls In Faith (Community » Religion)
* Thank Goodness It's Fun (Miscellaneous » Funnies)
* Thank God Its Fun (Miscellaneous » Funnies)
* Transportable Ground Interface Facility (Governmental » Military)
* Thank God It's February (Miscellaneous » Funnies)
* This Grandpa Is Fantastic (Community » Educational)
* Time to Get Information Fast (Governmental » Military)
* Trinity Girls In Fellowship (Community » Religion)
* The Gathering of International Friends (Community » Religion)
* Thank God It's Fontday (Miscellaneous » Funnies)
* The Graduate International Fellowship (Academic & Science » Universities)
* Thinking Good Ideas Friday (Business » General)
* Thank Goodness Its Festival (Community)
* To Gather In Friendship (Community » Religion)
* This Group Is Fun (Community » Educational)
* There Go I Fearfully (Governmental » Transportation)
* Thank God It's Flippant (Miscellaneous » Funnies)

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  • TGIF — is an acronym for the phrase Thank God/Goodness It’s Friday .HistoryStarting in the United States, it has become a common expression of relief at the end of the work week and anticipation of relaxing or partying over the weekend. The phrase was… …   Wikipedia

  • TGIF — also T.G.I.F., by 1946, slang abbreviation of Thank God (or goodness ), it s Friday (end of the work week) …   Etymology dictionary

  • TGIF — (Thank God It s friday) (accepted abbreviation) the week is finally over!, the weekend is here! …   English contemporary dictionary

  • TGIF — ☆ TGIF [tē΄jē΄ī΄ef′ ] interj. Thank God It s Friday: used to express relief at the end of the workweek …   English World dictionary

  • TGIF — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. TGIF est l abréviation de l expression américaine Thank God/Goodness It s Friday que l on peut traduire en Dieu merci, c est vendredi, expression de… …   Wikipédia en Français

  • TGIF — 1. interj. Thank God it’s Friday. (Ini tialism.) □ It was a rough week. TGIF. □ Everybody was muttering TGIF by Friday afternoon. 2. n. a party held on Friday in honor of the end of the workweek. □ Everyone is invited to the TGIF tonight …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

  • TGIF — En la jerga de Internet, TGIF son las iniciales de Thanks God Is Friday [1] (en español: Gracias a dios es viernes ), en referencia al último día laboral de la semana. Se utiliza en redes sociales, e mails y otros mensajes de texto. Apareció a… …   Wikipedia Español

  • TGIF — Не следует путать с TGIF (ABC). TGIF  акроним к фразе англ. Thank God it s Friday Слава Богу, сегодня пятница, празднование последнего рабочего/учебного дня недели. Истоки этого акронима относятся к 60 м годам прошлого века. Это… …   Википедия

  • TGIF — Thank Goodness It s Friday, I am glad it is the last day of work this week    Remember, we re going to a party tonight. Yes! TGIF! …   English idioms

  • TGIF (ABC) — TGIF was the slogan of a family friendly prime time programming block on the ABC network. The slogan comes from the initials of the popular phrase Thank God It s Friday . However the initials actually stood for Thank Goodness It s Funny (which is …   Wikipedia

  • Tgif (program) — Tgif (pronounced t g i f) is an Xlib based interactive 2 D drawing tool under X11 for Unix, available on Linux and most Unix and Unix like platforms. It was developed since 1990 and is free software released under the QPL license.Tgif is one of… …   Wikipedia

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