weekly salary; wages paid out once per week

periodic table of the chemical elements; a chart of elements arranged by increasing atomic number so that those with similar properties fall into the same column

to serve a weekly shift or to be the officer on duty for a specific week, typically in a military or administrative context

a period of seven days

the entire surrounding area; all the way around

the periodic table of the chemical elements

(math.) double periodicity

(Taiwan) A two-day weekend, usually referring to Saturday and Sunday, under a five-day workweek system.

scientific law stating that the physical and chemical properties of elements recur in a systematic and predictable way when the elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number

The general law that things or objects move or change in regular cycles.

the periodic system of chemical elements; periodicity in chemistry

a periodic solution, especially within the context of mathematics

Greeting used to wish someone a pleasant weekend

to rent or lease by the week

A regular quiz or examination held once a week in schools

Whitsuntide; the week following Pentecost in the Christian calendar

French satirical weekly magazine

once every week; occurring on a weekly basis

The series of stages through which a living thing passes from its beginning until its death; life cycle.

Holy Week or Easter Week, particularly in the Catholic tradition

Jane's Defence Weekly, a British magazine reporting on military and corporate defense topics

the periodic fluctuations in economic activity, including periods of growth and recession

to have insufficient turnover of funds or a shortage of working capital

to encircle or go around; the perimeter or distance around an object; to cycle or rotate