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Definition of season
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Season
(v. i.) To give
token;
to
savor.
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Komtok
::
Komtok
(n.) An
African
freshwater
fish
(Protopterus
annectens),
belonging
to the
Dipnoi.
It can
breathe
air by means of its
lungs,
and when
waters
dry up, it
encases
itself
in a nest of hard mud, where it
remains
till the rainy
season.
It is used as
food..
Wapinschaw
::
Wapinschaw
(n.) An
exhibition
of arms.
according
to the rank of the
individual,
by all
persons
bearing
arms; --
formerly
made at
certain
seasons
in each
district..
Unusual
::
Unusual
(a.) Not
usual;
uncommon;
rare; as, an
unusual
season;
a
person
of
unusual
grace or
erudition..
Toad
::
Toad (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
batrachians
belonging
to the genus Bufo and
allied
genera,
especially
those of the
family
Bufonidae.
Toads are
generally
terrestrial
in their
habits
except
during
the
breeding
season,
when they seek the
water.
Most of the
species
burrow
beneath
the earth in the
daytime
and come forth to feed on
insects
at
night.
Most toads have a
rough,
warty skin in which are
glands
that
secrete
an acrid
fluid..
Aquarius
::
Aquarius
(n.) The
Water-bearer;
the
eleventh
sign in the
zodiac,
which the sun
enters
about the 20th of
January;
-- so
called
from the rains which
prevail
at that
season
in Italy and the
East..
Switching
::
Switchel
(n.) A
beverage
of
molasses
and
water,
seasoned
with
vinegar
and
ginger..
Salt
::
Salt (n.)
Hence,
flavor;
taste;
savor;
smack;
seasoning..
Olive
::
Olive (n.) A small slice of meat
seasoned,
rolled
up, and
cooked;
as,
olives
of beef or
veal..
Nutmegged
::
Nutmegged
(a.)
Seasoned
with
nutmeg.
Soup
::
Soup (n.) A
liquid
food of many
kinds,
usually
made by
boiling
meat and
vegetables,
or
either
of them, in
water,
--
commonly
seasoned
or
flavored;
strong
broth..
Winter-ground
::
Winter-ground
(v. t.) To coved over in the
season
of
winter,
as for
protection
or
shelter;
as, to
winter-ground
the roods of a
plant..
Pepper
::
Pepper
(v. t.) To
sprinkle
or
season
with
pepper.
Cycle
::
Cycle (n.) An
interval
of time in which a
certain
succession
of
events
or
phenomena
is
completed,
and then
returns
again and
again,
uniformly
and
continually
in the same
order;
a
periodical
space of time
marked
by the
recurrence
of
something
peculiar;
as, the cycle of the
seasons,
or of the
year..
Westness
::
Westness
(n.) A
watery
or moist state of the
atmosphere;
a state of being
rainy,
foggy,
or
misty;
as, the
wetness
of
weather
or the
season..
Unchancy
::
Unchancy
(a.)
Happening
at a bad time;
unseasonable;
inconvenient.
Head-cheese
::
Head-cheese
(n.) A dish made of
portions
of the head, or head and feet, of
swine,
cut up fine,
seasoned,
and
pressed
into a
cheeselike
mass..
Tide
::
Tide
(prep.)
Time;
period;
season.
Fill
::
Fill (v. i.) To
become
full; to have the whole
capacity
occupied;
to have an
abundant
supply;
to be
satiated;
as, corn fills well in a warm
season;
the sail fills with the
wind..
Yuletide
::
Yuletide
(n.)
Christmas
time;
Christmastide;
the
season
of
Christmas.
Inopportunity
::
Inopportunity
(n.) Want of
opportunity;
unseasonableness;
inconvenience.
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