weekendful

noun

weekendful

noun

Etymology From weekend + -ful.

1

A quantity that lasts a weekend.

  • A whole weekendful of menus for just-right meals—high-comfort, deeply satisfying and so easy.1989, Working Woman:
  • Once after a weekendful, Lottie woke in the middle of the night with an uneasy feeling in her chest and she asked Jake did he love her and he'd mumbled in his sleep yes;1990, Epoch - Volume 39, page 19:

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