weekender

IPA: wˈikɛndɝ

Someone who visits a place for a weekend break.
Someone who takes part in a sport or similar event at weekends.
A place used primarily for weekends away.
An event that takes place over a weekend.
A small liveaboard boat, suitable for short-term accommodation but not a permanent residence.
Ellipsis of weekender bag. [A bag with the properties needed for a weekend trip, thus containing a volume typically larger than that of backpack and the patterning of a suitcase but shape closer to a sports bag.]

Examples of "weekender" in Sentences

"weekender" Saturday and Sunday pass from $3 to $4.
The next general size down, 31 ', is referred to as a' weekender '.
Cialis also sold overseas has been dubbed the weekender because it lasts up to 36 hours.
Situating yourself close to NY, but far enough away that it's a weekender, is probably going to make the place all the better to you.
Configuration would be as a two-seater with a 'weekender' luggage area, suitable for the compact luggage that accompanies overnight getaways.
Tesco is to sell a 300g loaf aimed at the increasing numbers of single householders, a family size "weekender" loaf weighing in at 1,000g and a
From 10pm. £5, or you can buy a four-night "weekender" ticket for £10 from skiddle.com. added 3 April; updated 10 April update 10 April: Domino's press release:
The redesign will also include a new "weekender" page which lists movies, events and activities that users can use to find stuff do do over the weekend, or whenever they can fit recreation into their lives.
What I owned in the way of a wardrobe could have fitted into the sort of suitcase now referred to in luggage ads as a "weekender," a few scraps that would cover me but wouldn't serve in extremes of weather-and, of course, the blue tweed suit that I wore to work in the Los Angeles dress store day after day.