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slang term from the street indicating a length of time longer than a 'grip' and a 'minute' Boy, I ain't been home in a fortnight!
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Fortnight is a word the English say instead of saying Two weeks. "I am going away for a fortnight"
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A night of drinking that consists of drinking only a forty oz. bottle of beer, usually when the person cannot have a hangover the next day but wants to have a good buzz. I have an exam tomorrow at 8AM, so let's just have a fortnight.
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1. A night wherein, a multitude of Forts are made and used.
2. An old english term meaning a long period of time, or two weeks. I haven't had a fortnight in a fortnight.
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A slang word to express the physical strength of a person as being too weak (two week) That kid's so frickin fortnight
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Slang for a long period of time, or what seems like a long period of time. I'm so tired, I haven't slept in a fortnight.
I haven't seen Nigel in a fortnight. |
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