Winters

American  

[win-terz] / ˈwɪn tərz /

noun

1. Yvor 1900–68, U.S. poet and critic.

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Example Sentences

We’d never hung out as much during the school year as we did in summer, and that year, I thought he wouldn’t want to go bowling or ice-skating or any of the other things we’d sometimes done in other winters.

From Literature

The transition from sunny Reunion to the bitter winters of Lyon all alone at the age of 14 was a shock to her system.

From BBC

In Northumberland, villages such as Beadnell, Bamburgh and Seahouses have enforced principal‑residence rules for years, reporting a rise in permanent residents - although some argue winters still feel "lonely" as streets empty out when holidaymakers leave.

From BBC

I had been doing it now for two winters.

From Literature

Over the course of two winters, they tracked a group of female macaques, comparing those that frequently bathed in hot springs with those that rarely or never did.

From Science Daily