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1. summer
noun.
(ˈsʌmɝ)
The
warmest
season
of
the
year;
in
the
northern
hemisphere
it
extends
from
the
summer
solstice
to
the
autumnal
equinox.
Synonyms
canicular days
dog days
midsummer
season
summertime
time of year
June 21
canicule
summer solstice
Antonyms
winter solstice
dry season
rainy season
strengthen
overspend
Etymology
summer (English)
somer (Anglo-Norman)
somer (Middle English (1100-1500))
sumor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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2. summer-blooming
adjective.
Of
plants
that
bloom
during
the
summer.
Synonyms
summery
summer-flowering
Antonyms
vernal
autumnal
wintry
3. snow-in-summer
noun.
Chickweed
with
hairy
silver-grey
leaves
and
rather
large
white
flowers.
Synonyms
clammy chickweed
love-in-a-mist
mouse ear
mouse-ear chickweed
mouse eared chickweed
Cerastium tomentosum
chickweed
4. snow-in-summer
noun.
Annual
spurge
of
western
United
States
having
showy
white-bracted
flower
clusters
and
very
poisonous
milk.
Synonyms
Euphorbia marginata
Euphorbia
genus Euphorbia
ghost weed
spurge
snow-on-the-mountain
5. summer-flowering
adjective.
Of
plants
that
bloom
during
the
summer.
Synonyms
summery
summer-blooming
Antonyms
vernal
autumnal
wintry
6. summer
noun.
(ˈsʌmɝ)
The
period
of
finest
development,
happiness,
or
beauty.
Synonyms
time of life
Antonyms
off-season
high season
Etymology
summer (English)
somer (Anglo-Norman)
somer (Middle English (1100-1500))
sumor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. summer
verb.
(ˈsʌmɝ)
Spend
the
summer.
Synonyms
spend
pass
Antonyms
divest
underspend
keep down
Etymology
summer (English)
somer (Anglo-Norman)
somer (Middle English (1100-1500))
sumor (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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