Morrow

/ˈmɒroʊ/

Meaning & Definition

noun
The next day; tomorrow.
I have a meeting scheduled for the morrow.
The following day after the present day.
She expressed her hopes for a better morrow.
The time after the present.
With the sunrise comes the morrow, bringing new opportunities.

Etymology

From Old English 'morgen', akin to Old High German 'murgun'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

Morrow of the day
Refers to the upcoming day after today.
The morrow brings
An expression indicating future possibilities.

Related Words

morning
The time of day from sunrise to noon.
morn
An abbreviation of morning, often used poetically.

Slang Meanings

Tomorrow or the next day.
We'll handle it on the morrow.
A poetic or old-fashioned term for the next day.
I shall embark on my journey the morrow.