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fortnightly 

biweekly. a preiod of fourteen days and fourteen nights.
I pay my mother'uckin rent fortnightly.
fortnightly by johndun April 29, 2008
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Fortnight 

2 weeks. It is 14 days, which is 2 weeks, which is 1 fortnight. Its not the game, FortNite, which is spelled differently, its just 2 weeks.
Mike: I just played FortNite for a fortnight!
Liam: Wait, what?
Mike: I played FortNite for 2 weeks, which is a fortnight, its kind of confusing now that FortNites popular.
Liam: So you played FortNite 14 days straight?
Mike: Yep, for a fortnight.
Fortnight by TheStrangerWhoKnows November 18, 2018

International taco fortnight 

International taco fortnight originated around 2012 in the Monterey Bay Area of California and is an annual festive event to celebrate tacos and Mexican cuisine in general, lasting one fortnight (or longer if desired). One is encouraged, but not required, to consume tacos on a daily basis for the duration of this event. Documenting your activities relating to this event on video or otherwise is encouraged, however frowned upon by some as "yet another image of food". The exact date of this event fluctuates and typically is announced a few weeks ahead of time.
I just ate three whole cheese tacos to celebrate international taco fortnight and now I feel sick.

Fortnight 

The guards watched over the castle for fortnight.
Fortnight by PerkStealer52 June 3, 2018

fortnight 

Fortnight is a word the English say instead of saying Two weeks.
"I am going away for a fortnight"
fortnight by Linsley August 11, 2004

Fortnight 

A period of no more than 2 weeks. Often used as slang in taverns.
Skye: You're fine. The past fortnight has been very taxing.

Elena: Oh yeah, I've been working on this one project for days!
Fortnight by Elena Bellesara January 24, 2019

Fortnite / fortnight

normaly Fortnight isused to mean 2 weeks but now theres some trashy battle royale game called fortnite and all the young ijits say its amazing
son: OOO IMA GET ME A VICTORY ROYALE ON FORTNITE
dad: Keeep that noise up and youl be grounded for a fortnight

I need to have the word in the sentence: fortnite / fortnight
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“No way, is that cake?”
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