Winter

What do we mean by winter?

In the Northern Hemisphere, usually the coldest season of the year, occurring between autumn and spring and including the months of December, January, and February. In the Southern Hemisphere austral winter includes June, July, and August. noun

The season extending from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox. noun

A year as expressed through the recurrence of the winter season. noun

A period of time characterized by coldness, misery, barrenness, or death. noun

Relating to or occurring in winter. adjective

Grown during the season of winter. adjective

To spend the winter. intransitive verb

To feed in winter. Used with on. intransitive verb

To lodge, keep, or care for during the winter. intransitive verb

The part of the old-style hand printing-press which sustained the carriage. noun

An implement made to hang on the front of a grate, for the purpose of keeping warm a tea-kettle or the like. noun

To spend or pass the winter; take winter quarters: hiemate: hibernate.

To overtake with winter; detain during winter.

To keep, feed, or manage during the winter: as, delicate plants must be wintered under cover.

To retain during a winter.

The cold season of the year. noun

A year: now chiefly poetical, with implication of a hard year or of frosty age. noun

Figuratively, a period analogous to the winter of the year: a season of inertia or suspended activity, or of cheerlessness, dreariness, or adversity. noun

The last portion of corn brought home at the end of harvest; or, the state of affairs when all the grainon a farm is reaped and brought under cover; also, the rural feast held in celebration of the ingathering of the crops. noun

Traditionally the fourth of the four seasons, typically regarded as being from December 23 to March 20 in continental regions of the Northern Hemisphere or the months of June, July and August in the Southern Hemisphere. It is the time when the sun is lowest in the sky, resulting in short days, and the time of year with the lowest atmospheric temperatures for the region.

The period of decay, old age, death, or the like.

Someone with dark skin, eyes and hair, seen as best suited to certain colors of clothing.

An appliance to be fixed on the front of a grate, to keep a kettle warm, etc.

The season when your pubes seem larger as compared to your weener Urban Dictionary

A woman who doesnt care, emotionless. Doesnt look for love has shutdown emotionally Urban Dictionary

The lead vocalist and lead dancer of the kpop girl group aespa. she’s very pretty and has an amazing voice Urban Dictionary

Shitty season when all that happens is cold and more cold, in canada it seems to never end, and all the time it is happening you wish for summer. i know of nobody who likes winter. Urban Dictionary

Paris hilton wanna be! she is extremly barbie like, hetrosexual,birth day in augest, eyes brown, slutty brunette. part vietnamese nick name: OH = HO, shhh.... real bitch. loves cows. kinda neat freak, thinks guys named will is sexy, just saying the name brings (wet orgasm)loves the mall!!!! Urban Dictionary

A girl who can get anyone she wants! Shes so hot and sexy. Not a whore or slut though surprisingly. She has a great personality. Big ass, Big boobs, Big pussy. SHES A GODDESS IN BED!!🍑🍆 She likes to tease people with her body and shows a lot of skin. She keeps her relationships small and loves to have sex with her man! Shes really cute and pretty. SO HOT TOO OFC! If youre in a relationship with her.. fuck her all day all night everytime bc she moans so good like music to your ears. She squats on your dick and makes it feel so good and silky. She'll swallow all of your cum and shit. She'll lick your dick to your mouth. She'll ride you. Make sure you do doggy style with her. Let her take control. And ofc rub her g-spot and she'll do the favor back to you. She wears all types of lingerie. And those g-strings and v-strings. Those tits and ass OH! Urban Dictionary

Winter is a BOSS BITCH you feel me 😏she the REALEST person you can ever meet she wipes her own tears and keeps a smile on her face she fears NO BITCH and stacks her bread 🍞 all these RATS wanna be her but they know they could never beat her 🥺 she smoke the opps in backwoods and stays lit😝 Urban Dictionary

Winterize is related to sork'd and refers to the business traveller that suffers a self-inflicted sork-ing: meaning that no one is buying or bringing them alcoholic drinks, instead they consume them all on their own and get smashed at a business event. Term originates from the northern activity of pouring chemicals into vehicles and pipes to prepare them for a long winter storage (nap), as "winterizing" typically results in a business traveller sleeping through the next day's meetings as they suffer through the Malaysian Flu. Urban Dictionary

When you ask a girl to a school dance and he says yes then texts you later and says "I'm not sure I wanna go" Urban Dictionary

One of four seasons, starting on December 21st, and ending on March 21st. It is widely enjoyed by kids, due to activities such as Snowmen-making, Tubing, Snowmobiling, and Skiing. However it is widely despised by anyone above the age of 16, due to activities such as scraping a car's windshield clean of ice, dangerous driving conditions, and higher heating bills. Plus it puts quite the damper on smoking outside. Note: People who live in states such as California, Texas, Florida, etc., are usually shunned for complaining about this season. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to winter:
winter, inter, winner, hinter, sinter, winger, winer, winder, linter, minter, cinter, witter, pinter, tinter, twinter, winker, vinter, wanter, winier, wister, wintel, wynter, winther, ginter, wincer, dinter, winzer, wiater, kinter, winster, wintex.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word winter:
solstice, nagano, placid, paralympics, olympics, slalom, snowfall, skiing, turin, downhill, skating, freezing, sarajevo, alpine, ski, snow, precipitation, nordic, quarters, olympic, spring, vancouver, rainfall, carnival, calgary, summer, haven, relay, ice, athletes, cold, weather, sprint, temperature, wheat, warm, months, salt, autumn, window, break, resort, winds, rain, bronze, games, medal, norway.

Words that rhyme with winter:
printer, splinter, reenter, sprinter, inter-, minter, overwinter, midwinter, serial printer, chain printer, quinter, wynter, dot matrix printer, laser printer, matrix printer, ginter, line printer, character printer, dot printer, impact printer, thermal printer, drum printer, bar printer, ink jet printer, wire printer, page printer, stylus printer, wire matrix printer, electrostatic printer, kinter, begin ter, dewinter, imprint her, print her, reprint her, squint her, stint her, tint her, win ter, zinter.

Adjectives that are often used to describe winter:
last, long, late, first, next, cold, early, severe, hard, whole, previous, second, past, mild, northern, mid, bitter, russian, harsh, terrible, entire, nuclear, dark, english, dreary, wet, bad, dry, canadian, coldest, bleak, warm, southern, autumn, arctic, snowy, dreadful, antarctic, rigorous, worst, cruel, rainy, polar, eternal, icy, quiet, siberian, pleasant, over, stormy, gloomy, miserable, grim, difficult, perpetual, happy, busy, dull, severest, rough, cool, brutal, stern, frigid, awful, fierce, endless, sad, dismal, lonely.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective winter:
quarters, sports, plumage, protection, buds, term, activities, sunshine, time, evenings, troubles, night, life, solstice, scene, park, evening, song, landscape, feeding, pilgrimage, studies, spring, animals, session, wheat, work, squash, twigs, journeying, cress, season, birds, management, flowering, nights, amusements, clothing, apples, care, travelling, palace, days, garden, weather, scenes, visitors, visitants, exhibition, cherry, trees, resorts, campaign, cough, pruning, storage, green, camping, miseries, travel, storms, salad, months, fruit, journey, neighbors, food, morning, beauty, injury, irrigation, flowers, plants, fun, moth, fading, varieties, games, pears, quarter, key, sun, menus, winds, street, pictures, snipe, piece, habit, temperatures, semester, roads, figure, operations, roses, the, rainfall.

Consonant match to winter:
one-two, wanter, wen-ti, wynter, want to, wanty, one two, wanta, wen ti, hwan to, juan to, one to, one too, wan t, wan to, want a, want e, want he, want her, want o, want t, want tae, want tea, want ter, want too, want two, want who, wante, wen t, wen to, went a, went he, went her, went o, went oh, went ou, went t, went tae, went ter, went to, went toe, went too, went two, went who, wente to, when t, when tea, when to, when too, when two, win ter, win to, win too, win two, winn to, wint to, won t, won to, won too, won two, wont he, wynn to, wynne to.

Words that sound like winter:
winter, wynter, winder, wanter, wonder, wunder, wender, hinter, winner, wander, winters, windsor, wounder, wint, wintry, witter, wintery, winsor, winr, winther, quinter, whitter, wintour, wintered, windt, winzer, winterer, twinter, winnower, wincher, wintern, winter's, wintera, hunter, minter, sinter, vinter, tinter, henter, linter, cinter, went, wetter, wenner, wendt, wundt, wente, wehner, whetter, one hour, one nighter, wencher, wheneer, one true, wen-ti, hinder, haunter, hanter, want, water, wind, center, mentor, centre, waiter, weiner, wiener, whiter, punter, whiner, renter, watter, watr, munter, venter, weaner, wanta, wanty, waner, menter, senter, centr, winda, wimmer, tenter, shunter, widder, ventre, wanner, weiter, weenier, quainter, wiater, wainer, chunter, sentar, wincer, wanters, wanzer, ventr.