fortnights
Fourteen-day periods
Fortnights is the plural of fortnight, a period of two weeks.
The word is common in British English but sounds foreign to most Americans: I'll be on holiday for two fortnights.
It appears in contexts involving schedules, pay periods, and recurring events: The magazine publishes fortnightly.
Every two weeks
- daysTwenty-four-hour spans
- periodPunctuation ending sentences
- intervalDuration between two points
- spanDistance between endpoints
stretch · timeframe · weekly · cycle · schedule · paycheck · rotation · stint
Wages for work
- periodPunctuation ending sentences
- rosterList of members
- rotationTurning on an axis
- shiftMovement or work period
cycle · billing · payroll · invoice · review · reporting · alternating · recurring
Day of rest
- UKBritish sovereign state
- vacationLeisure time away
- leaveSanctioned time away
- abroadIn foreign territory
summer · annual · booking · getaway · seaside · package · break · trip
Natural planetary satellite
- lunarOf the moon
- oldenOf a distant past
- antiquatedOld and outdated
- yeArchaic second-person plural
quaint · traditional · literary · dated · formal · bygone · historical · old-fashioned
biweekly
Every two weeks
span · stretch · timeframe · weekly · cycle · schedule · paycheck · rotation · stint · term
pay
Wages for work
shift · cycle · billing · payroll · invoice · review · reporting · alternating · recurring · rota
holiday
Day of rest
abroad · summer · annual · booking · getaway · seaside · package · break · trip · excursion
moon
Natural planetary satellite
- lunarOf the moon
- oldenOf a distant past
- antiquatedOld and outdated
ye · quaint · traditional · literary · dated · formal · bygone · historical · old-fashioned · classical