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- noun Alternative form of
hell week .
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Examples
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The pinnacle of SEAL training is known as Hell Week, a period of continuous tests and drills during which most classes sleep only a total of two to five hours.
The SEAL Sensibility Eric Greitens 2011
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“I must say, if this is what they call Hell Week, I’m unimpressed,” Jasper said, reaching for a tortilla chip and dipping it into the salsa jar in the center of his dorm room floor.
Sweet Deceit Kate Brian 2010
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“I must say, if this is what they call Hell Week, I’m unimpressed,” Jasper said, reaching for a tortilla chip and dipping it into the salsa jar in the center of his dorm room floor.
Sweet Deceit Kate Brian 2010
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And that was before he took Gates and T.O. to Arizona for Hell Week training.
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The last three days of Hell Week are known as “The Crucible.”
In the Shadow of Freedom Tchicaya Missamou 2010
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I'm now working part time at the fireworks store, helping Travis get through Hell Week, as he calls it.
Archive 2009-06-01 Molly Daniels 2009
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The low-budget Hell Week has its flaws as mentioned before with my main complaint being the family itself.
Hell Week (2009) 2009
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For some, Hell Week was filled with a dozen interviews and company dinners every night.
Nightmare on the Charles Elana Berkowitz 2008
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Some students returned with grim stories from Hell Week.
Nightmare on the Charles Elana Berkowitz 2008
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Some students returned with grim stories from Hell Week.
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