Fortnightly [adjective]

Its market is but fortnightly, and for thirteen days out of every fourteen the town dozes tranquilly.

He's subscribed for a whole year—for a fortnightly letter from a girl in Killarney who has got to be named 'Katie'.

A Kentucky woman's club, meeting fortnightly all the year round, has for its current subject Rome and Italy.

What admonition could the Doctor add to those which he had addressed to his poor son fortnightly for years past?

At that time the foreign mail went out fortnightly, alternately from Bombay and Calcutta.

A mistaken sense of philanthropy has led my mother to make this house the fortnightly salon bleu of St. Thomas's.

There is great talk of a new periodical—a fortnightly apparition, partly on the plan of the Revue des Deux Mondes.

This was the point of fortnightly rendezvous for the four trappers--the junction point of all their trails.

It occupied a position something midway between that of the Nineteenth Century and the Fortnightly.

Her entire conception of life underwent a radical change whenever she read a new book, which she did at fortnightly intervals.