Midwinter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIDWINTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the middle of winter
• the middle part of winter
• the winter solstice.
• middle or depth of winter
• The middle of winter.

Words related to MIDWINTER

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Words that contain MIDWINTER

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How to use MIDWINTER in a sentence

• In the months of November and December, and probably during a considerable portion of midwinter, they all flock together, male and female, old and young.
• Even in mid-winter the skies were clear, and on the shortest days the sun seldom forgot to cast a warm glow over the gay, white-painted houses.
• Long before the first gloom of the early mid-winter dusk, all has been cleared away.
• They had only three hundred dollars left, and it was mid-winter.
• The sun has not yet risen a degree of the eleven degrees below our horizon which it was at noon on Midwinter Day, and yet to-day there was a distinct red in the northern sky.
• We were taken prisoners in September, but it was mid-winter before we were exchanged.
• In her short, woolly hair she had pinned a wreath of artificial orange blossoms, which looked like a diadem of snow on a mid-winter mudheap.
• It had become mid-winter, and the winter was a cold one.
• There was a little visit from Rufus too, at mid-winter, which must have wakened the spirit of other things, if it had been at all laid to sleep.
• It was quite a pleasant afternoon, for London in midwinter.
• It was mid-winter, and vegetation lay dead all around us, awaiting the time when spring should breathe into it the breath of life and make it a living thing.
• We were to be entirely under canvas in our new camp, and as it was mid-winter you can imagine we made what preparations we could to avoid dying of pneumonia.
• When he had business with one of his farmers, he would rise very early, mount his horse, though it were mid-winter, and go several leagues in the snow to get a hundred crowns.
• In some hospitals even delicate babies are given open-air treatment in midwinter as a cure for pneumonia.
• It was, however, in mid-winter, January 2, 1873, that this ninth child of Louis Martin and Zelie Guerin was born.
• The woods, considering that it was midwinter, were quite lively with birds.
• Bilfinger holds that there is no evidence either of a November beginning-of-winter festival or of an ancient Teutonic midwinter feast.
• Some weeks afterward, in mid-winter, the report was circulated that he was living in the woods on Pine Creek.
• From the Indians he learned that the mule trains with the yearly output of Peruvian gold would leave the Pacific in midwinter to cross overland to Nombre de Dios.
• By a fortunate escape and a midwinter march of nearly four hundred miles, they reached our lines in safety.
• Paul took a small steamer in midwinter from the upper waters of the Mississippi to the head of navigation, on the Red River of the North.
• After it, save in midwinter, walls seemed to weary and roofs to smother him.
• For the rest, men do not cross the King-langs in midwinter, wearing away their lives upon those stormy heights, to make a jest of empty words.
• In a few hours we had come from autumn to mid-winter where the ground was frozen and covered with snow.
• The bushes and trees were in full green foliage but the grass and paddy fields were dry and brown as in mid-winter.
• This was now pretty near February first, or midwinter.
• The sweet spring sounds and odours came rushing in at every window from the sunny world outside, but it might as well have been mid-winter.
• You had better take your midwinter examinations, and prepare to return home about Christmas.
• In midwinter, with neither money nor wool in the house, one of the boys required a new suit.
• If ever the broad mansion of the Faringfields looked warm and welcoming, it was in midwinter.
• But, finally, they triumphed over every obstacle, having in midwinter made a tour of two hundred miles through the Park.

Similar words containing WINT without suffix er and without prefix mid

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