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Definition of week
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of week is as below...
Week (n.) A
period
of seven days,
usually
that
reckoned
from one
Sabbath
or
Sunday
to the
next..
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Meal
::
Meal (n.) The
portion
of food taken at a
particular
time for the
satisfaction
of
appetite;
the
quantity
usually
taken at one time with the
purpose
of
satisfying
hunger;
a
repast;
the act or time of
eating
a meal; as, the
traveler
has not eaten a good meal for a week; there was
silence
during
the
meal..
Fast
::
Fast (v. i.) A time of
fasting,
whether
a day, week, or
longer
time; a
period
of
abstinence
from food or
certain
kinds of food; as, an
annual
fast..
Station
::
Station
(n.) The fast of the
fourth
and sixth days of the week,
Wednesday
and
Friday,
in
memory
of the
council
which
condemned
Christ,
and of his
passion..
Psalter
::
Psalter
(n.)
Specifically,
the Book of
Psalms
as
printed
in the Book of
Common
Prayer;
among the Roman
Catholics,
the part of the
Breviary
which
contains
the
Psalms
arranged
for each day of the
week..
Journal
::
"Journal
(a.) A
newspaper
published
daily;
by
extension,
a
weekly
newspaper
or any
periodical
publication,
giving
an
account
of
passing
events,
the
proceedings
and
memoirs
of
societies,
etc..
Cross-week
::
Cross-week
(n.)
Rogation
week, when the cross was borne in
processions..
Carnival
::
Carnival
(n.) A
festival
celebrated
with
merriment
and
revelry
in Roman
Gatholic
countries
during
the week
before
Lent, esp. at Rome and
Naples,
during
a few days
(three
to ten)
before
Lent,
ending
with
Shrove
Tuesday..
Midweek
::
Midweek
(n.) The
middle
of the week. Also used
adjectively.
Weekly
::
Weekly
(a.)
Coming,
happening,
or done once a week;
hebdomadary;
as, a
weekly
payment;
a
weekly
gazette..
Wowke
::
Wowke (n.) Week.
Cresselle
::
Cresselle
(n.) A
wooden
rattle
sometimes
used as a
substitute
for a bell, in the Roman
Catholic
church,
during
the
latter
part of Holy Week, or the last week of
Lent..
Hebdomadary
::
Hebdomadary
(n.) A
member
of a
chapter
or
convent,
whose week it is to
officiate
in the
choir,
and
perform
other
services,
which,
on
extraordinary
occasions,
are
performed
by the
superiors..
Hebdomatical
::
Hebdomatical
(a.)
Weekly;
hebdomadal.
Weeklies
::
Weeklies
(pl. ) of
Weekl.
Passion
::
Passion
(n.)
Passion
week. See
Passion
week,
below..
Octave
::
Octave
(n.) The
eighth
day after a
church
festival,
the
festival
day being
included;
also, the week
following
a
church
festival..
Friday
::
Friday
(n.) The sixth day of the week,
following
Thursday
and
preceding
Saturday..
Sarcophagus
::
Sarcophagus
(n.) A
species
of
limestone
used among the
Greeks
for
making
coffins,
which was so
called
because
it
consumed
within
a few weeks the flesh of
bodies
deposited
in it. It is
otherwise
called
lapis
Assius,
or
Assian
stone,
and is said to have been found at
Assos,
a city of
Lycia..
Late
::
Late (a.) Far in the
night,
day, week, or other
particular
period;
as, to lie abed late; to sit up late at
night..
Should
::
Should
(imp.)
Used as an
auxiliary
verb, to
express
a
conditional
or
contingent
act or
state,
or as a
supposition
of an
actual
fact; also, to
express
moral
obligation
(see
Shall);
e. g.: they
should
have come last week; if I
should
go; I
should
think you could go..
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