Seasons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEASONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SEASON, to improve flavour
• add salt, herbs, pepper, or other spices to (food)
• add a quality or feature to (something), especially so as to make it more lively or exciting
• make (wood) suitable for use as timber by adjusting its moisture content to that of the environment in which it will be used
NOUN:
• a period of the year characterized by a particular climatic feature or marked by a particular activity, event, or festivity
• a fixed time in the year when a particular sporting activity is pursued
• the time of year when a particular fruit, vegetable, or other food is plentiful and in good condition
• a time of year traditionally adopted by the English upper classes for a series of fashionable social events.
• a proper or suitable time
• an indefinite or unspecified period of time; a while
• a set or sequence of related television programmes; a series
• a period when a female mammal is ready to mate
• each of the four divisions of the year (spring, summer, autumn, and winter) marked by particular weather patterns and daylight hours, resulting from the earth's changing position with regard to the sun.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to heighten or improve the flavor of by adding savory ingredients

Words related to SEASONS

season6 seasoned9 seasoning10

How to use SEASONS in a sentence

• Even qualified or privileged persons must not kill game at all seasons.
• Nevertheless he left not himself without witness, in that he shewed his benefits, in giving us rain from heaven and fruitful seasons, filling our hearts with food and gladness.
• As we rode into the inclosure we breathed the fragrance of young orange-trees in flower, the glossy leaves of which, green at all seasons, were trembling in the wind.
• As he disappears at certain seasons, the Star of Evening shines brightly forth amid the lingering and fading rays, rising, as it were, from the dying fires of the sunset.
• It was assumed that they came in the natural order of things, as inevitably as the seasons or the rising and setting of the sun.
• Call science to their aid, and they might defy the seasons.
• Adam Smith thinks that a country purely agricultural may, at certain seasons, furnish for war one-fifth, or even in case of necessity one-fourth, of its entire population.
• The whole of the Saugor territories, save Mundla, have benefited by two very fine seasons, with great demand for land produce, and the people are happy.
• We have in hot seasons found these most useful on a damp clay where fine specimens of long Beet were rarely obtainable.
• Late Queen may, in average seasons, be cut at the end of May and sometimes in June, if sown about the middle of May in the previous year, and carefully managed.
• It is rather a start in grace we take at such seasons than a steady and deep growth in it.
• The distinction between the wet and dry seasons, also, is much more distinctly marked, and, in short, everything corresponds more fully with the usual idea of a tropical land.
• And as the two seasons bring diverse gifts, so do they require diverse things in return.
• More commonly the plants are not cut for hay the year that they are sown, but some seasons such harvesting is entirely practicable in certain situations.
• Not a breath shall there sweeten the seasons hereafter Of the flowers or the lovers that laugh now or weep, When as they that are free now of weeping and laughter We shall sleep.
• A land where there are no seasons, but where sunshine and shade are so distinctly marked that one can be easily half baked on one side and dangerously chilled on the other.
• By the side of these examples we may place the prayers of Peru and Mexico, forms composed by the priests, written out, committed to memory, and repeated at certain seasons.
• It was not until I had been out two seasons that I met Breckenridge Sewall.
• I soon acquired the habit of interrupting these long seasons.
• Thomson was induced to write the other three seasons, which he finished with equal success.
• This branch of the game has developed enormously within a comparatively few seasons.
• Which among the seasons shall I select as the subject of my song? STAGE-MANAGER.
• The flower that had put forth its abortive buds for so many seasons, burst into full bloom at last.
• From using the great natural forces which bring to pass crops and the seasons, they seem to work in and through him also.
• Like the seasons of the year, Your young life will change, my dear.
• For the people are used from their childhood to bathe in cold water at all seasons, and they reckon it a very wholesome custom.
• It is a virtue possessed pre-eminently by nature, from the animals to the seasons and the stars.
• In general, species and seasons are much as on Roseway.
• One at Villefranche produces on an average, in good seasons, from 200 to 230 pounds of oil.
• At certain seasons of the year they actually die off like flies.

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