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midsummer
[ mid-suhm-er, -suhm- ]
/ ĖmÉŖdĖsŹm Ér, -ĖsŹm- /
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noun
the middle of summer.
the summer solstice, around June 21.
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OTHER WORDS FROM midsummer
midĀ·sumĀ·merĀ·y, adjectivepreĀ·midĀ·sumĀ·mer, noun, adjectiveWords nearby midsummer
midships, mid-size, midsole, midst, midstream, midsummer, Midsummer Day, Midsummer Eve, midsummer madness, midsummer-men, Midsummer's Day
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British Dictionary definitions for midsummer
midsummer
/ (ĖmÉŖdĖsŹmÉ) /
noun
- the middle or height of the summer
- (as modifier)a midsummer carnival
another name for summer solstice
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