n. a time period usually extending from Friday night through Sunday
Peter went away for the weekend. Spelled as one word.
Peter went away for the weekend. Spelled as one word.
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We have two bar mitzvahs this weekend.
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Who comes up on the weekend for the 'sleep out'?
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Who did Lindy have a 3 o'clock standing date with every weekend afternoon?
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What happens at the next meeting after the weekend of the scheduled pizza party?
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The weather bummed our whole weekend.
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He meddled with my plans for the weekend.
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What kind of weekend was the gang hoping for?
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He puttered about the house all weekend.
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I had a very restful weekend.
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Why does Patrick think his weekend fun is ruined?
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Maya was in a fluster over her weekend plans.
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The student had the foresight to study for the test on the weekend.
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What was the weekend assignment for Room One?
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The boy loved math so much he spent the weekend working on logarithms.
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Saturday and Sunday; end of week; Sunday and Saturday
weekday
2 syllables
week-end
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