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Weekend warrior may refer to:
- People who do recreational activities (such as skiing, snowboarding, or mountain biking) solely on the weekends since they work Monday through Friday.
- An individual that uses their vehicle (mainly SUV/Truck) predominately on the weekend for off-road recreational purposes.
- A group of people that have regular jobs during the week and take drugs on weekends.
- Reservist, in military slang (e.g. a member of the Territorial Army in the United Kingdom or the Army Reserves or National Guard in the United States).
- Weekend Warriors, an album by Ted Nugent
- An album by rapper Biz Markie
- In Looking for Alaska by John Green, the "Weekend Warriors" are rich, annoying characters, who go home on the weekends.
- Common term used for teens that are busy with school or work on the weekdays but who dedicate the weekend to partying.
- A song by Iron Maiden on their album Fear of the Dark
- Weekend Warrior, a computer game developed by Pangea Software and published by Bungie Studios
- Common term referring to Paintball Players [1]
- RV Manufacturer located in Ontario, California that specializes in building toy hauler travel trailers that can be used to carry various types of off-road recreational vehicles such as All-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles etc. Founded by Mark Warmoth in 1988. [2]
- A homeowner who engages in do-it-yourself (DIY) home improvement projects, which would normally require a contractor, on the weekend. [3]
- An epithet of Chickenman; in full, "wonderful white-winged weekend warrior".
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