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Definition of season
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Season
(n.) That which gives
relish;
seasoning.
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Autumn
::
Autumn
(n.) The third
season
of the year, or the
season
between
summer
and
winter,
often
called
the fall.
Astronomically,
it
begins
in the
northern
temperate
zone at the
autumnal
equinox,
about
September
23, and ends at the
winter
solstice,
about
December
23; but in
popular
language,
autumn,
in
America,
comprises
September,
October,
and
November..
Season
::
Season
(v. t.) To
qualify
by
admixture;
to
moderate;
to
temper.
Jubilee
::
Jubilee
(n.) A
season
of
general
joy.
Nutmegged
::
Nutmegged
(a.)
Seasoned
with
nutmeg.
Intempestively
::
Intempestively
(adv.)
Unseasonably.
Flight
::
Flight
(n.) A
number
of
beings
or
things
passing
through
the air
together;
especially,
a flock of birds
flying
in
company;
the birds that fly or
migrate
together;
the birds
produced
in one
season;
as, a
flight
of
arrows..
Remontant
::
Remontant
(a.)
Rising
again;
--
applied
to a class of roses which bloom more than once in a
season;
the
hybrid
perpetual
roses,
of which the
Jacqueminot
is a
well-known
example..
Season
::
Season
(v. t.) To fit for
taste;
to
render
palatable;
to give zest or
relish
to; to
spice;
as, to
season
food..
Season
::
Season
(v. i.) To give
token;
to
savor.
Untidy
::
Untidy
(a.)
Unseasonable;
untimely.
Wady
::
Wady (n.) A
ravine
through
which a brook
flows;
the
channel
of a water
course,
which is dry
except
in the rainy
season..
Corn
::
Corn (v. t.) To
preserve
and
season
with salt in
grains;
to
sprinkle
with salt; to cure by
salting;
now,
specifically,
to salt
slightly
in brine or
otherwise;
as, to corn beef; to corn a
tongue..
Tidy
::
Tidy
(superl.)
Being in
proper
time;
timely;
seasonable;
favorable;
as, tidy
weather..
Whidah Bird
::
Whidah
bird () Any one of
several
species
of
finchlike
birds
belonging
to the genus
Vidua,
native
of Asia and
Africa.
In the
breeding
season
the male has very long,
drooping
tail
feathers.
Called
also vida
finch,
whidah
finch,
whydah
bird,
whydah
finch,
widow bird, and widow
finch..
Yuletide
::
Yuletide
(n.)
Christmas
time;
Christmastide;
the
season
of
Christmas.
Water Gruel
::
Water gruel () A
liquid
food
composed
of water and a small
portion
of meal, or other
farinaceous
substance,
boiled
and
seasoned..
Deciduous
::
Deciduous
(a.)
Falling
off, or
subject
to fall or be shed, at a
certain
season,
or a
certain
stage or
interval
of
growth,
as
leaves
(except
of
evergreens)
in
autumn,
or as parts of
animals,
such as hair,
teeth,
antlers,
etc.; also,
shedding
leaves
or parts at
certain
seasons,
stages,
or
intervals;
as,
deciduous
trees;
the
deciduous
membrane..
Fair
::
Fair (n.) A
gathering
of
buyers
and
sellers,
assembled
at a
particular
place with their
merchandise
at a
stated
or
regular
season,
or by
special
appointment,
for
trade..
Stuff
::
Stuff (n.) To fill with a
seasoning
composition
of
bread,
meat,
condiments,
etc.; as, to stuff a
turkey..
Stormy
::
Stormy
(superl.)
Characterized
by, or
proceeding
from, a
storm;
subject
to
storms;
agitated
with
furious
winds;
biosterous;
tempestous;
as, a
stormy
season;
a
stormy
day or
week..
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