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Guy’s Weekend 

When a group of gentlemen gather, usually at a cottage, and engage in non-sober activities. Eventually someone goes too far, things get a bit gay, and somebody gets kicked out. There is also drinking games, euchre tournaments and hundreds of high fives.
Hey are you going to guy’s weekend? Yeah for sure... but I hope Bradford isn’t so handsy this year.
Guy’s Weekend by MBP2000 August 22, 2019
Emily: How was your weekend?
Henry: It was pretty bad
Emily: Was it a shweekend then?
shweekend by ShBude March 27, 2015

rodney's weekend 

A week day taken off work. Particularly when the weather is too nice to be inside. Particularly favoured by people called Rodney.
Person 1: The surf was pumping yesterday
Person 2: Weren't you at work?!
Person 1: Nah, i was having a Rodney's Weekend

Person 1: Man, what a great weekend
Person 2: It's Wednesday
Person 1: It's Rodney's Weekend
rodney's weekend by kevin tracey October 22, 2019

Mom’s Weekend 

A weekend that the kids are staying with their dad (ex-husband/baby daddy) and mom has all weekend to do whatever she wants without any curfews or restrictions.
For mom’s weekend I’m going to get nasty throughout this house.
Mom’s Weekend by Lobo1492 August 1, 2020

sneekend 

Ferris Bueller pulled off a great sneekend.

I'm going to try to pull a sneekend next Tuesday.
sneekend by initech_cmart October 16, 2010

Brook's Weekend 

Having three beers on a Friday night and then not coming in to work Monday because you are soft.
Theo: Where's Ryan this Monday morning?
Tim: We were at the pub on Friday night, he had three drinks and then went home. He must be having another Brook's Weekend. Man that guy is soft.
Brook's Weekend by BWAStiffler October 2, 2009
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