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Often used in the same context:
weekend,
derby,
dripping pan,
fixture,
boothy,
branchy,
dalesmen,
opener,
gluepot,
boarhound,
fortnight,
brentford,
tomorrow,
tonight,
chimney corner,
afternoon,
gillingham,
week,
season,
lunchtime,
complin,
summer,
relegation,
exertions,
loanee,
night,
academicals,
matches,
lads,
soton,
hatful,
elding,
evening,
gateshead,
tavistock,
thrashing,
colwyn bay,
drubbing,
gaffer,
half time,
makeweights,
roeselare,
preseason,
minnows,
lask,
aberystwyth,
hibernian,
ionians,
walsall,
ruthin,
cup,
threave,
weekly,
guly,
tonsilitis,
chastening,
castleford,
blackwash,
rochdale,
merthyr tydfil,
kerkyra,
faroes,
clash,
regulars,
fulham,
goalless,
republic of ireland,
defeats,
celestes,
absentees,
scunthorpe,
withies,
striker,
mauling,
autumn,
doubleheader,
midwinter,
morning,
thumping,
curtain raiser,
offs,
substitutions,
midday,
kapfenberg,
peasy,
girondins,
summertime,
sommeil,
internationals,
pudder,
terras,
oldham,
outings,
bridgey,
nightcap,
trouncing,
recreation ground,
nils,
scrum half,
faeroes,
forfar,
weeknight,
berth,
seats,
affords,
airfare,
airfares,
anchorages,
berths,
codec,
crudes,
dorm,
exit,
flours,
gasoline,
indoors,
lodgings,
seating,
tickets,
weekends,
....,
accommodation
Appears in the definition of:
uninterrupted
Synonyms:
midweekly
Also try:
— Adjectives for midweek:
special,
available,
lower,
quiet,
best,
open,
free,
cheaper
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