48 Hours of freedom  

The weekend the two days you get off for 5 days of hard work.

I worked 60 Hr this week I need my 48 Hours of freedom

48 Hours of freedom by The Working man February 11, 2009

48 hours 

Technical jargon for "at some point in the future." The term '48-hours' doesn't actually mean two days and nights but represents a mythical time period, usually anywhere between a week and three years. The term is usually uttered by hopeful laywers, administrators and anyone wishing to delay media interest for as long as possible.

Portsmouth Football Club will have a new owner in 48 hours.

48 hours by Pompey Jeff February 3, 2012

first 48 hours 

Most murders are solved in 48 hours, if they are not solved in that time frame they usually don't get solved.

Cop 1: first 48 hours has passed lets go do some hate crimes
Cop 2: Catch the game?

first 48 hours by scrag_10 April 12, 2008

48 hours 

Usually defines a facebook term after unblocking someone. When you want to block the same person again but Facebook doesn't allow you to do so, this best defines 48 hours. Can be also called 2 days.

Han: Dang! I unblocked that guy and now I have to wait for 48 hours!

Lenny: Bonkers, must be a long way to go!

48 hours by Ashley Han February 12, 2021