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Definition of winter
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of winter is as below...
Winter
(v. i.) To keep, feed or
manage,
during
the
winter;
as, to
winter
young
cattle
on
straw..
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Wintergreen
::
Wintergreen
(n.) A plant which keeps its
leaves
green
through
the
winter.
Tore
::
Tore (n.) The dead grass that
remains
on
mowing
land in
winter
and
spring.
Polygala
::
Polygala
(n.) A genus of
bitter
herbs or
shrubs
having
eight
stamens
and a
two-celled
ovary (as the
Seneca
snakeroot,
the
flowering
wintergreen,
etc.);
milkwort..
Dead
::
Dead (n.) The most quiet or
deathlike
time; the
period
of
profoundest
repose,
inertness,
or
gloom;
as, the dead of
winter..
Mildness
::
Mildness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being mild; as,
mildness
of
temper;
the
mildness
of the
winter..
Winter
::
Winter
(v. i.) To keep, feed or
manage,
during
the
winter;
as, to
winter
young
cattle
on
straw..
Drimys
::
Drimys
(n.) A genus of
magnoliaceous
trees.
Drimys
aromatica
furnishes
Winter's
bark.
Fieldfare
::
Fieldfare
(n.) a small
thrush
(Turdus
pilaris)
which
breeds
in
northern
Europe
and
winters
in Great
Britain.
The head, nape, and lower part of the back are
ash-colored;
the upper part of the back and wing
coverts,
chestnut;
--
called
also
fellfare..
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Violent;
tumultuous;
boisterous;
inclement;
harsh;
severe;
-- said of the
weather,
of
storms,
and the like; as, the rude
winter..
Vivacious
::
Vivacious
(a.)
Living
through
the
winter,
or from year to year;
perennial..
Winter''s Bark
::
Winter's
bark () The
aromatic
bark of tree
(Drimys,
/
Drymis,
Winteri)
of the
Magnolia
family,
which is found in
Southern
Chili.
It was first used as a cure for
scurvy
by its
discoverer,
Captain
John
Winter,
vice
admiral
to sir
Francis
Drake,
in
1577..
Hardy
::
Hardy (a.) Able to
withstand
the cold of
winter.
Bellflower
::
Bellflower
(n.) A kind of
apple.
The
yellow
bellflower
is a
large,
yellow
winter
apple..
Snowbird
::
Snowbird
(n.) Any finch of the genus Junco which
appears
in
flocks
in
winter
time,
especially
J.
hyemalis
in the
Eastern
United
States;
--
called
also blue
snowbird.
See
Junco..
Hibernaculum
::
Hibernaculum
(n.) A
winter
bud, in which the
rudimentary
foliage
or
flower,
as of most trees and
shrubs
in the
temperate
zone, is
protected
by
closely
overlapping
scales..
Xystus
::
Xystus
(n.) A long and open
portico,
for
athletic
exercises,
as
wrestling,
running,
etc., for use in
winter
or in
stormy
weather..
Hyemal
::
Hyemal
(a.)
Belonging
to
winter;
done in
winter.
Hibernaculum
::
Hibernaculum
(n.)
Winter
home or
abiding
place.
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..
Hard
::
Hard
(superl.)
Difficult
to bear or
endure;
not easy to put up with or
consent
to;
hence,
severe;
rigorous;
oppressive;
distressing;
unjust;
grasping;
as, a hard lot; hard
times;
hard fare; a hard
winter;
hard
conditions
or
terms..
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