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Definition of week
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Week (n.) A
period
of seven days,
usually
that
reckoned
from one
Sabbath
or
Sunday
to the
next..
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Midweek
::
Midweek
(n.) The
middle
of the week. Also used
adjectively.
Semiweekly
::
Semiweekly
(n.) That which comes or
happens
once every half week, esp. a
semiweekly
periodical..
Shooting
::
Shooting
(n.) A
wounding
or
killing
with a
firearm;
specifically
(Sporting),
the
killing
of game; as, a week of
shooting..
Hebdomad
::
Hebdomad
(n.) A week; a
period
of seven days.
Biweekly
::
Biweekly
(a.)
Occurring
or
appearing
once every two
weeks;
fortnightly.
Septuary
::
Septuary
(n.)
Something
composed
of
seven;
a week.
Bill
::
Bill (n.) Any
paper,
containing
a
statement
of
particulars;
as, a bill of
charges
or
expenditures;
a
weekly
bill of
mortality;
a bill of fare, etc..
Sabbath
::
Sabbath
(n.) A
season
or day of rest; one day in seven
appointed
for rest or
worship,
the
observance
of which was
enjoined
upon the Jews in the
Decalogue,
and has been
continued
by the
Christian
church
with a
transference
of the day
observed
from the last to the first day of the week, which is
called
also
Lord's
Day..
Biweekly
::
Biweekly
(n.) A
publication
issued
every two
weeks.
Coming
::
Coming
(a.)
Approaching;
of the
future,
especially
the near
future;
the next; as, the
coming
week or year; the
coming
exhibition..
Hebdomadally
::
Hebdomadally
(adv.)
In
periods
of seven days;
weekly.
Pentecost
::
Pentecost
(n.) A
solemn
festival
of the Jews; -- so
called
because
celebrated
on the
fiftieth
day
(seven
weeks)
after the
second
day of the
Passover
(which
fell on the
sixteenth
of the
Jewish
month
Nisan);
-- hence
called,
also, the Feast of
Weeks.
At this
festival
an
offering
of the first
fruits
of the
harvest
was made. By the Jews it was
generally
regarded
as
commemorative
of the gift of the law on the
fiftieth
day after the
departure
from
Egypt..
Typhus
::
Typhus
(n.) A
contagious
continued
fever
lasting
from two to three
weeks,
attended
with great
prostration
and
cerebral
disorder,
and
marked
by a
copious
eruption
of red spots upon the body. Also
called
jail
fever,
famine
fever,
putrid
fever,
spottled
fever,
etc. See Jail
fever,
under
Jail..
Wowke
::
Wowke (n.) Week.
Hebdomatical
::
Hebdomatical
(a.)
Weekly;
hebdomadal.
Friday
::
Friday
(n.) The sixth day of the week,
following
Thursday
and
preceding
Saturday..
Sunday
::
Sunday
(n.) The first day of the week, --
consecrated
among
Christians
to rest from
secular
employments,
and to
religious
worship;
the
Christian
Sabbath;
the
Lord's
Day..
Fortnight
::
Fortnight
(n.) The space of
fourteen
days; two
weeks.
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(n.) One of the
supernumerary
days of the year over
fifty-two
complete
weeks;
-- so
called
because
they
concur
with the solar
cycle,
the
course
of which they
follow..
Declaim
::
Declaim
(v. i.) To speak
rhetorically;
to make a
formal
speech
or
oration;
to
harangue;
specifically,
to
recite
a
speech,
poem, etc., in
public
as a
rhetorical
exercise;
to
practice
public
speaking;
as, the
students
declaim
twice a
week..
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