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weekends

[ week-endz ]

adverb

  1. every weekend; on or during weekends:

    We go fishing weekends.



weekends

/ ˌwiːkˈɛndz /

adverb

  1. informal.
    at the weekend, esp regularly or during every weekend


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Word History and Origins

Origin of weekends1

First recorded in 1875–80; weekend + -s 1

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Example Sentences

On the weekends the birds and stray cats keep the artists company as they set up their displays.

We shot that sequence in 12 days over six consecutive weekends.

The Daily Beast's Foreign Editor was profiled on MSNBC's 'Weekends with Alex Witt.'

Cosby hires a manager named Roy Silver, who gets him gigs on the weekends.

Emily, in fact, will be staying with him on the weekends while she finishes her master's degree at a college in Rhode Island.

You were just telling the agent, you had told the agent, had you not, that he came on weekends.

My recollection is that I said he came out here on weekends and he could be seen then.

But you do have a recollection that you told him at least generally that Lee Oswald came to your home on weekends?

Mr. Milburgh only went to Hertford for the weekends, and I couldn't stay in the same house with him, knowing all that I knew.

I spent all my Christmas vacations and weekends with Clarence, and sometimes Gordon, at this place.

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