Weekend is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEEKEND in dictionary:

VERB:
• to take a holiday on Saturday or Sunday
• spend a weekend somewhere
• spend or pass a weekend
NOUN:
• Saturday and Sunday, especially regarded as a time for leisure
• a time period usually extending from Friday night through Sunday; more loosely defined as any period of successive days including one and only one Sunday
• Saturday and Sunday
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to spend the weekend (the end of the week)

Words related to WEEKEND

weekended18 weekending19 weekends16

Words that contain WEEKEND

weekends16 weekended18 weekender17 weekenders18 weekending19 weekendings20

How to use WEEKEND in a sentence

• After a Guinness, Oliver felt more like himself, but as he walked through the Old Port he passed an office supply store, closed for the weekend, and he remembered the ruler.
• They stayed around the apartment most of the weekend.
• Week-end visits usually ended Monday morning, and it was probable that he would have gone hours before she arrived.
• The first interruption came with the advent of Richard Strong to spend the weekend, and Jarvis made no comment when Bambi announced his coming and declared Saturday a holiday.
• Then that was why the young fellows and girls walked out together, he mused, as the week-end drew near.
• Two or three days before, she had returned from a week-end in the country, and more than ever her presence was an inspiration.
• The university was at Mohalis only fifteen miles from Zenith, and Ted often came down for the week-end.
• He saw Easton only once during a week-end at Chexington.
• One Sunday, when returning from week-end leave, I travelled from London by train.
• These boasted of having travelled to London every week-end, and they had never been caught napping.
• James Milfly is a guest for the week-end at Acacia Lodge, Clumpton, the residence of his old friend, Mr.
• Her mother was living in town, in the tiny house in Pont Street, but had gone to the country for the week-end, so the girl, to her great delight, was alone with the servants.
• For a week-end he had invited Holden and Lowell, two former classmates, and Nelson Mortimer and his bride.
• It wanted her for week-end parties and bridge, and to canter on frosty mornings on its best horses and make slaves of the park policemen, so that she might jump forbidden fences.
• To my delight I heard the Corps was shortly going into camp, and I was invited to go down for a week-end to see how I liked it before I officially became a member.
• He had gone on many a week-end cruise out of that basin with young fellows who looked their last on the sea when they crossed the English Channel.
• Monsieur, when Madame is up, passes into a gloomy office, where he lends money till the week-end to the tradesmen of his district.
• Then Jim came down for a week-end, and it was as if the sun had risen on Surrey.
• She accepts an apparently harmless invitation to spend a week-end with friends in the country.
• He is most hopeful that the second week-end school will prove as successful and fruitful as the one held in February apparently was.
• A secretary should certainly stick out for a free week-end once a month when living in.
• Stay! Once she had delicately allowed him to divine that she had been to Bournemouth with a gentleman for a week-end.
• The third was for a purely friendly week-end, and had no pretext.
• On Friday morning he told his wife that he should go to see a customer at Blackpool about a contract, and probably remain at the seaside for the week-end.
• From Friday until Monday they are always in the country at week-end parties.
• The first time my wife and I were invited to a week-end party at the country-house of a widely known New York hostess we were both much excited.
• During the week-end he wanted above all to rest, and Keith was partly happy and partly unhappy at being left alone.
• Members of Parliament came out for the week-end, and returned to their constituents with first-hand information about the horrors of war.
• She was one of those women who must have some man in tow, and it happened that I was the only one available for that week-end.
• I had been a little bored by the anticipations I had formed of my week-end.
• Rothschild says they have five times as many at Tring, and much finer specimens, and he invited me to spend a week-end at Tring and see the Museum.
• Grey announced the arrival of the Easterlys and John Taylor for the week-end.
• What the pair really thought of the life John Galbraith led, or of the guests he sometimes brought out for week-end visits, no one knew.

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