Week is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEEK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a period of seven days
• the period of seven days generally reckoned from and to midnight on Saturday night
• workdays as opposed to the weekend; the five days from Monday to Friday
• the time spent working during a week
• used after the name of a day to indicate that something will happen seven days after that day
• period of seven days, esp one beginning on a Sunday
• A period of seven days, usually that reckoned from one Sabbath or Sunday to the next.
• any period of seven consecutive days
• hours or days of work in a calendar week
• a period of seven consecutive days starting on Sunday
ADVERB:
• seven days before or after a specified day

Words related to WEEK

ouk7 oulk8 sennight12 weeks12

Words that contain WEEK

weeke12 weeks12 weekes13 weekly16 midweek17 weekday18 weekend15 biweekly20 midweeks18 weekdays19 weekends16 weeklies15 weeklong16 workweek22 midweekly22 triweekly19 weekended18 weekender17 weeknight20 workweeks23 biweeklies19 newsweekly23 semiweekly22 weekenders18 weekending19 weeknights21 triweeklies18 weekendings20 newsweeklies22 semiweeklies21

How to use WEEK in a sentence

• A week after she had taken his remedies she walked up the Wrekin.
• Then, if the person, to whom it is addressed, calls in the course of a few days, the visit should be returned by you within the week, if possible.
• This week London has been enormously excited by the Imperial Press Conference.
• These were now seven dollars a week, so he kept three and a half, and of this sum was able to lay up about half.
• The exhibition came off last week and they say he is one of the greatest living painters with a wonderful future ahead of him.
• It is swept off once or twice a week, and as often renewed.
• And that week was as the time they had spent there before.
• They say he was to return to London this week, and if so Sunday is fixed for the affair.
• If they were to be saved it must be soon, not a week from now, nor when another moon had waned.
• A week was spent on the road to Taku, and the lads enjoyed every minute of the time.
• I had not seen Captain Nemo for a week, when, on the morning of the 27th, he came into the large drawing-room, always seeming as if he had seen you five minutes before.
• This set me a-thinking, and during the week I was allowed to remain in the old farmhouse I turned over in my mind a plan which, I own, mightily pleased me.
• It was not till a week ago that I learned what you had done.
• For the next week manifestations continued to take place daily and were as powerful as ever.
• I am going to pass from my memory of what happened a week ago to my memory of what happened five minutes since.
• It had sufficient effect on his mind to make him congratulate himself that he had been able to warn his friend last week.
• For a week he had felt sure the boy had money, and not a little.
• So-and-so and such-an-one, both friends, are going home in her, and some one else goes next week by the French mail.
• We used to take a run down to Greenwich or Blackwall once or twice a week, and a trip to Richmond was always grateful to him.
• But I have only held the job three months and do not expect that I will be permitted to remain more than a week or so longer.
• The upstairs sleeping-place would hold only three more when the six of us arrived from Giessen the week previous, and that left three of us for a downstairs room.
• Next week the Lehighs went to West Point and suffered defeat at the hands of the Army.
• The friend they live with, a Miss Egerton, left home this very afternoon to spend a week in the country, and so the girls are quite defenceless, and have nobody to consult.
• As the days passed on the service gradually improved, but a week or more passed away before the general service of the company became satisfactory.
• In a week he would have them shaking in their boots.
• Mark kept up his indignation towards Hetty for a week.
• She had completely forgotten what day of the week it was until she had picked all of a dozen cucumbers and it was then too late to stay the tide of events.

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