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Contains:
lord's day,
sat,
saturday,
sun,
sunday
Often used in the same context:
week,
summer,
night,
afternoon,
season,
month,
evening,
midweek,
day,
morning,
year,
fortnight,
spring,
holiday,
tonight,
winter,
tomorrow,
autumn,
summertime,
whitsun,
eve,
outing,
trip,
saturday,
springtime,
lunchtime,
preholiday,
yesterday,
friday,
event,
monthlong,
midwinter,
whitsuntide,
festivities,
midsummer,
weatherwise,
thankgiving,
hoorah,
fall,
time,
sleighing,
thursday,
playday,
hurray,
valentine day,
ichthyomancy,
invitational,
homecoming,
east kilbride,
decade,
couple,
midday,
upcoming,
annual,
hours,
finale,
romp,
wednesday,
monday,
derby,
preseason,
tournament,
tourney,
showdown,
allhallows eve,
opener,
jamboree,
weekday,
footstock,
sunday,
offseason,
festival,
vacation,
noon,
doubleheader,
en route,
spot,
booziest,
schedule,
sesqui,
midafternoon,
crowds,
venue,
series,
forward motion,
roundrobin,
preparations,
snowstorm,
beerfest,
festivus,
easter,
doozie,
camporee,
midmorning,
midnight,
weekly,
bye,
round,
yuletide,
bonfire night,
allnight,
tuesday,
weekends,
christmas,
evenings,
ride,
sundays,
excursion,
abhorrent,
abolitionist,
administration,
anarchist,
antigovernment,
antilabor,
antisemitic,
antislavery,
aprista,
bundist,
carmelite,
chartist,
clandestine,
cloistral,
coed,
coeducational,
communist,
conscious,
copperhead,
courier
Appears in the definition of:
.,
apropos,
charge,
crash,
fiddle,
furlough,
lock,
miserable,
over,
play,
shoot,
trip,
weekender
Part of:
hebdomad,
week
More general:
amount of time,
pass,
period,
period of time,
spend,
time period
Also try:
— Adjectives for weekend:
last,
next,
long,
first,
whole,
entire,
time,
day,
second,
previous,
third,
more...
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