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Often used in the same context:
weekday,
weekends,
mornings,
nights,
evenings,
afternoons,
primetime,
middays,
brunch,
reruns,
newscasts,
telecasts,
daytime,
specials,
nooner,
sportscast,
coanchor,
dinnertime,
supper,
workday,
nightcaps,
lunchtime,
teatime,
brekky,
airs,
programming,
tailgating,
overnights,
breakfast,
televising,
tgif,
dinners,
midnights,
noontime,
yakker,
broadcasts,
meal,
pregame,
ichthyomancy,
showtime,
cspan,
salisbury steak,
hour,
wyes,
mealtime,
summertime,
taproom,
insomniacs,
weathercaster,
bedtime,
beerfest,
newsbreak,
potluck,
dayside,
sked,
byob,
aperitivo,
suppertime,
nighter,
meatloaf,
nighttime,
cohost,
doubleheaders,
buffett,
dutch treat,
chicken casserole,
sitcoms,
appetizers,
metrodome,
weekly,
upn,
gig,
lunches,
weathercast,
tamale pie,
nosh,
taphouse,
cablecast,
vittles,
witching hour,
kost,
graveyard shift,
boob tube,
laugh track,
schedule,
snack,
greenmarket,
saucebox,
slot,
coffee klatsch,
dessert,
matinee,
beef stroganoff,
buffet,
carpool,
thankgiving,
counterprogramming,
carhops,
veal parmesan,
oldies,
stromboli,
talkshow,
saturday,
weekdays,
aeroplane,
cathartic,
freighter,
hiker,
leukocyte,
sailboat,
serving,
shopper,
sunday,
tramp,
wednesday,
afternoon,
alumnus,
ant,
asteroid,
automobile
More general:
dark,
night,
nighttime
Also try:
— Adjectives for weeknight:
busy,
typical,
average,
ordinary,
slow,
same,
occasional
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