working week
noun
1Total number of hours or days worked in a week.
2The part of the week during which one typically works, as distinguished from the weekend.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in James Durham (1622–1658), Church of Scotland minister.
- look lively (or dated alive)
- look on
- look one's age
- look on the black side
- look on the bright side
- look (or be) slippy
- look (or feel) (like) a million dollars
- look (or glare) daggers at
- look (or hark) who's talking
- look out
- lookout
- Lookout Mountain
- look-over
- look-see
- look sharp
- look small
- look smart
- look someone in the eye (or face)
- look someone up
- look someone up and down
- look something out
- look something up
- look the other way
- look the part
- look to one's laurels