1. midweek - Noun
2. midweek - Adjective
3. midweek - Adverb
The middle of the week. Also used adjectively.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAfter a blast of cold Canadian air at midweek, a potent storm system will take aim at the central United States late this week, according to meteorologists with Accuweather. Source: Internet
A decent point at Molineux and a big win in the FA Cup third round replay over Rochdale midweek means the Blues face a resurgent Newcastle. Source: Internet
An extended stretch of above-average temperatures can be expected in places like Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis and even into the Chicago metro area into midweek as the heat slowly shifts eastward. Source: Internet
As recounted by Clare Peake on the BBC Radio 4 Midweek programme, 22 June 2011. Source: Internet
Beginning on June 17 with Manchester City vs. Arsenal and Aston Villa vs. Sheffield United, the season will be wrapped up in six weeks with the other 90 games still to be played being held at weekends and at midweek. Source: Internet
City started the second half brightly as Mahrez flashed a long-range shot wide and Guardiola decided to change the attacking shape by sending on 17-year-old striker Liam Delap, a debut goalscorer in the Carabao Cup in midweek. Source: Internet