Week

What do we mean by week?

A period of seven days. noun

A seven-day calendar period, especially one starting with Sunday and continuing through Saturday. noun

A week designated by an event or holiday occurring within it. noun

A week dedicated to a particular cause or institution. noun

The part of a calendar week devoted to work, school, or business. noun

One week from a specified day. noun

One week ago from a specified day. noun

An obsolete form of wick. noun

A corner; an angle: as, the weeks of the mouth or the eye. noun

A period of seven days, of which the days are numbered or named in like succession in every period—in English, Sunday (or first day. etc.), Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday (or seventh day); hence, a period of seven days. noun

The six working-days of the week; the week minus Sunday: as, to be paid so much a week. noun

A period of seven days, usually that reckoned from one Sabbath or Sunday to the next. noun

See Pentecost, 1. noun

A week of years, or seven years. noun

See under Day. noun

Any period of seven consecutive days. noun

A period of seven days beginning with Sunday or Monday. noun

Any period of seven consecutive days.

A period of seven days beginning with Sunday or Monday.

A period of five days beginning with Monday.

A subdivision of the month into longer periods of work days punctuated by shorter weekend periods of days for markets, rest, or religious observation such as a sabbath.

Seven days after (sometimes before) a specified date.

Seven Days Urban Dictionary

The estimated time it takes for an individual to become very weak due to lack of nourishment. Urban Dictionary

Wheakh. n. 1. A seven-day calendar period, especially one starting with Sunday and continuing through Saturday. 2. The noise made by a piggie! Urban Dictionary

Another spelling of the word weak Urban Dictionary

Used as a form of saying goodbye to a close friend. You just say 'in a week' when closing the conversation even if you will be seeing them within 7 days. Another way of saying 'see you soon' Orginating from Wigan, England Urban Dictionary

The name given to a female of the superior variety, embodying all of the following characteristics: beauty, generosity, stylishness, creativity, and one or more of the following: blonde hair, spectacles, a voice like whitney, passion for literature, many siblings, a tendency to ruin group photographs. Usually found with the following: A horse, a big red dog or a "brown bear". NB: Males can be termed "Weeks" but the females are the majority. Urban Dictionary

Weekly meeting Urban Dictionary

The art of masturbating slowly into a midget’s glove. Urban Dictionary

Verb. to weep excessively, in times of great distress Urban Dictionary

When a lady is on her period and the guy wants to have sex but shes bleeding. soo, it calls for head (: Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to week:
week.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word week:
copies, chart, climbed, debuted, peaked, charted, weeks, billboard, monday, ending, thursday, certified, sales, platinum, charts, wednesday, friday, touchdown, selling, yards, sunday, quarterback, saturday, eliminated, hot, fashion.

Words that rhyme with week:
fleek, seek, unique, pique, sleek, peak, bleak, tweak, speak, oblique, sneak, meek, streak, freak, geek, peek, chic, critique, leak, weak, wreak, creek, technique, antique, boutique, reek, clique, cheek, eke, misspeak, squeak, greek, leek, beak, shriek, batik, physique, bespeak, mystique, creak, sheik, teak, streek, fenugreek, workweek, sikh, gleek, sheikh, cleek, newspeak, cacique, monique, doublespeak, chesapeake, fleak, screak, grosbeak, zeke, clinique, modern greek, midweek, skreak, mozambique, dominique, martinique, beek, phreak, zeek, speke, so to speak, respeak, winning streak, tariq, steek, take a leak, deak, kweek, wild leek, peake, sheikhdom, bubble and squeak, cardinal grosbeak, veronique, rieck, henrique, belgique, classical greek, weick, teac, mountain peak, ancient greek, speake, steik, late greek, geac, leake, geekdom, feick, japanese leek, manrique.

Adjectives that are often used to describe week:
last, next, first, second, third, past, whole, previous, hour, fourth, day, full, entire, sixth, fifth, eighth, seventh, shorter, typical, tenth, holy, busy, ninth, twelfth, extra, 4th, 20th, latest, 12th, 6th, postoperative, twentieth, postnatal, 8th, 5th, sixteenth, 3rd, 10th, 1st, 16th, commencement, gestational, 28th, 7th, fourteenth, 24th, seventieth, eleventh, hectic, 36th, nucleonics, upcoming, 14th, 9th, opening, thirteenth, delightful, 30th.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective week:
period, end, course, ends, program, days, intervals, vacation, trip, trial, tour, interval, study, stay, periods, session, visit, day, courses, fetus, run, sessions, schedule, basis, strike, season, history, cycle, delay, holiday, engagement, break, campaign, embryo, job, workshop, term, leave, treatment, series, terms, programme, seminar, journey, phase, unit, programs, meeting, plan, supply, voyage, camp, cruise, stint, training, test, siege, average, project, infant, vacations, pregnancy, semester, contract, span, duration, cycles, notice, olds, intervention, therapy, festival, experiment, regimen, conference, gestation, checkup, honeymoon, limit, meetings, trips, absence, enders, institute, wait, deadline, ending, workshops, extension.

Consonant match to week:
work, wake, walk, weak, whack, wick, wack, woke, wok, whelk, werk, whilk, wolk, weck, wouk, werke, wyk, wike, wacke, wyke, wik, weick, wikke, wicke, weich, walke, wieck, waack, weik.

Words that sound like week:
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