week /wēk/

1. The space of seven days, esp from Sunday to Saturday (inclusive)
2. The working days of the week
3. (in pl) an indefinitely long period

weekˈly adjective

Coming, happening or done once a week

1. Once a week
2. Every week

A publication appearing once a week

weekˈday noun

Any day of the week except Sunday, and now usu also excluding Saturday

weekˈend (or /-endˈ/) noun

The non-working period from Friday evening to Sunday evening (a long weekend usu incorporating Friday or Monday or both, or yet more liberally extended)

intransitive verb

To spend a weekend holiday

weekendˈer noun

weekendˈing noun

weekend warrior noun

1. A member of a reserve force (milit sl)
2. Someone who is only intermittently active in a sport or pastime (facetious)

weekˈnight noun

The evening or night of a weekday

a prophetic week (Bible)

Seven years

a week of Sundays (informal)

1. Seven weeks
2. A long time

a week on Friday, Saturday, etc

The Friday, Saturday, etc after the next one

a week (or two weeks, etc) today

One week (or two weeks, etc) from today

Feast of Weeks

A Jewish festival seven weeks after the Passover (also Shabuoth, Shavuot or Pentecost)

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