one day

the daytime, during the day / a half day, half of a day

(rare) the first day of the month

all day, throughout the day, sunrise to sunset, all around the clock

(onomatopoeia) scattered (into separate parts), in disarray, messy, messed up

(onomatopoeia) continuously / all over, messily, in a messed up manner / evocative of many things moving about at once

play (a stringed or keyboard musical instrument)

to flick and make something spring/jump / (of materials) to reject; to repel (some external substance) / (from the metaphor of beating beads of an abacus) to calculate

(slang) pistol; gun / tiddlywinks

one day, 24 hours / the daytime, the period from dawn until dusk / (figuratively) a short period of time / one day, someday, an unspecified day / the first day of the month