show day

British

noun

(in Australia) a public holiday in a state on the date of its annual agricultural and industrial show

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Show day always brings surprises.

From Barron's

The pedigreed dogs are the epitome of their breeds, owned by enthusiasts who pay Calvacca $150 per show day for her more than 100 dog shows each year.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Thursday, the school had a special Toy Show day to send Zara on her way.

From BBC

And of course as we all now know, Rod - if it is a Lulu show day, you will not be getting that call before noon.

From BBC

During show day, I’ll have a green apple because apples help to get the extra saliva out of your mouth.

From Los Angeles Times

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