daysky

The appearance of the sky at break of day or at twilight. "It was a while before the day - sky -when I thought I saw something white."- Perils of Man , ii. 256. day-tall, a. Hired by the day. ( Sterne: Tristram Shandy, iii. 143.) day-times, adv . By day, in the daytime. ( Amer ican.) ( The Lamplighter , p. 116.) of the day. *day-wearied, a Wearied with the occupation "The old, feeble, and day - wearied sun." Shakesp.: King John, v. 4..ay-work, day's-work, 8. [DAY-WORK.] day-writ, s. [DAY-RULE.] day (2), s. [DEYE.] A term used only in the subjoined compound.