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(Botany) type of cabbage cultivated for its seeds; summer rape (plant of the mustard family)colza
accumulated degree days; (Agriculture and forensic anthropology) figure calculated by summer temperature, Analog-Digital-Digital; term describing the digital process of creating an audio CD, Apostrophe Deficit Disorder; condition in which one is unable...ADD
add flavorings, cause somebody to gain experience, connected series of performances, dry out before use, enliven something, high season at resorts, moderate something, one of the four quarters of the year (winter, spring, summer, autumn); period of tim...season
aestival, of or pertaining to the summer or the summer solstice; happening in the summer (also aestival), of summerestival
aestivate, be dormant in summer, be inactive during the summer months (Zoology); spend the summer in a certain place (also aestivate), spend summer somewhereestivate
aestivation, arrangement of flower bud parts, passing the summer, state of inactivity during the summer months (Zoology); manner in which the petals and leaves of a flower bud are arranged (Botany); passing of a summer in a specific place (also aestiva...estivation
appetizing, dish that adds relish, kind of mint, not sweet, respectable, savory leaves, summer savory, tasty, having a pleasant flavor; fragrant, having a pleasant odor; appetizing; agreeable, pleasant; spicy, piquantsavory
area with summer cottagescottage country
be inactive during the summer months (Zoology); spend the summer in a specific place (also estivate)aestivate
belonging to the star Sirius that is part of the constellation "The Great Dog"; belonging to the hot summer days ("Dog Days" of July and August), of Siriuscanicular
change in time during summer, daylight timedaylight-saving time
cottage dweller (British); farm worker; resident of a summer cottage, somebody who vacations in a cottage, summer residentcottager
courgette, small summer squash, zucchini plantzucchini
dark patch on the Sun, macula, relatively cool region which appears as a dark spot on the sun; summer resort (Slang)sunspot
 

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