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The new way to say, 'Not this weekend but the weekend after

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Oxt Weekend Explaining a future date can be downright confusing People often use the phrase “next weekend” to describe the future weekend, but this can lead to confusion. While some interpret “next weekend” to mean this coming weekend, others interpret it as the weekend after, hence the use of the awkward, overly wordy, “not this weekend but the weekend after.” Oxt weekend is a new phrase you can use instead of saying “not this weekend but the weekend after.” When do I say “next weekend?” Never. Because that phrase can be interpreted with two completely different meanings, it is useless. Use “this weekend” or “oxt weekend.” What about “oxt week” or “oxt tuesday?” Oxt works for that too. Let's say it's Sunday and you want to make plans for the upcoming week. That week is “this week” but the week after is “oxt week.” Can this word really take off? Yes. New words are added to the dictionary all the time. You can read about it here but the gist of it is, if a word is ...

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