midweek
/mɪdˈwiːk
/noun
The middle of the week, usually regarded as being from Tuesday to Thursday: he scored twice for the reserves in midweek...
- This could be one of the last free midweeks we have for a while to look at one or two.
- He asked them to turn out for training in greater numbers and they have responded at Clifton Park in midweek.
- We race every weekend plus nocturnes [night-time races] in midweek.
adjective & adverb
In the middle of the week: [as adjective]: a special midweek reduction [as adverb]: we have opportunities to fish midweek...
- The River Ouse above York had risen to seven feet above normal after midweek thunderstorms and ruined the annual first Sunday open.
- Over the next few weeks the Clarets will have a hectic schedule with plenty of midweek games as they continue to chase the play-off dream.
- Today, from April to October, some 350 youngsters enjoy a free, midweek break.
