Why is Wednesday considered "hump" day? And what does hump day mean?

Its the middle of the week.. The day at the top... You get to Wed. and then its all down hill from there... The rest of the week seems to go faster after you hit the hump day..

It means you are at the middle. Hump Day is the middle point of the week. It means you made it 50% of the way and it's supposed to give you the illusion that the rest of the 50% is going to be a breeze. Whatever. It's just another day man. Tomorrow is one more, and so on. There's never a middle of time until the day you die. Then you can find the middle of where your life was. When you do, trust me, it will have no similarity to "A Wednesday". Probably more like "A Monday".

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Why is Wednesday considered "hump" day? And what does hump day mean?

There are 7 days of the week and Wednesday happens to be in the middle, so it's the "hump" of the days.

It's the middle of the week. Monday and Tuesday are building up to it, Wednesday is at the top and Thursday and Friday are a downhill slope into the weekend. In theory, anyway. It could also be called "hillday" or "mountainday" or "peakday," but personally I tend to think of Sunday as "cliff overlooking the yawning abyss of yet another working week-day," so my perception of the "hump-day" analogy is a bit off...

Visualize the workweek as a hill that needs to be climbed over. Wednesday would be the highest point, or "hump" of the hill. After you've made it past Wednesday, the rest of the week is downhill coasting into the weekend.

What Is Hump Day

It's the middle of the week. Imagine the week like a hill...Monday and Tuesday you are going up the hill. Thursday and Friday are downhill....hence, Wednesday is the "Hump" of the hill. Therefore...it's called Hump Day.

Its hump day because Wednesday is the middle of the week, like the top of a hill is the middle. Going up the hill on a Sunday, climbing to the top of the hill which is the middle (Wednesday), then climbing down the hill to the bottom (Saturday)

It is hump day because when you are outside and a dog passes you it will HUMP your leg.

And If you have a signifficant other you two should always rember to hump and Wednesday A.K.A. "HUMP" day

The middle of a work week (Wednesday); used in the context of climbing a proverbial hill to get through a tough week.

After Wednesday its a downhill (easier) stroll to the weekend.