ALL meanings of season
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S s - verb season to mitigate or temper 0
- noun season any of the four arbitrary divisions of the year, characterized chiefly by differences in temperature, precipitation, amount of daylight, and plant growth; spring, summer, fall (or autumn), or winter 0
- noun season a time or part of the year during which a specified kind of agricultural work is done or a specified kind of weather prevails 0
- noun season the time when something specified flourishes, develops, takes place, or is popular, permitted, or at its best 0
- noun season a period of time 0
- noun season the suitable, fitting, or convenient time 0
- noun season the period of time during which a specified festival or holiday occurs 0
- noun season something that seasons 0
- verb transitive season to make (food) more tasty by adding salt, spices, etc. 0
- verb transitive season to add zest or interest to 0
- verb transitive season to make more suitable for use; improve the quality of, as by aging, drying, etc.; cure; mature 0
- verb transitive season to give (an athlete, actor, etc.) experience to increase skill 0
- verb transitive season to make used to; accustom; inure; acclimate 0
- verb transitive season to make less harsh or severe; temper; soften 0
- intransitive verb season to become seasoned, as wood by drying 0
- noun season In retailing, a season is a distinct time of the year when certain types of goods are available or in vogue. 0