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season (s) (noun), seasons (pl)
1. One of the four periods of a year: This includes the seasons spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
2. Any period of time marked by something special: Examples include a holiday season or a harvest season.
3. A time when something is occurring, is active, is at its best, or is in fashion: The baseball season or the theatrical season are two examples.
4. Etymology: from Latin sationem, "a sowing" and from serere, "to sow".
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gods and goddesses from Greek and Latin Myths
(mythology for all seasons)
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breeding or mating season (s) (noun), breeding or mating seasons (pl)
The period of time when animals, birds, etc, are producing young ones.
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Changing Seasons and Growing Flowers and Fruits: Vertumnus
Greek: (no equivalent)
Latin: Vertumnus (goddess)
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holiday season (s) (noun), holiday seasons (pl)
Usually the time from late November through January: Holiday seasons involve Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year's eve which take place during this period.
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