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Webster Dictionary :: Winter-crop

WINTER-CROP, n. [winter and crop.] A crop which will bear the winter, or which m...

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-fallow

WINTER-FALLOW, n. [winter and fallow.] Ground that is fallowed in winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-garden

WINTER-GARDEN, n. [winter and garden.] An ornamental garden for winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-green

WINTER-GREEN, n. [winter and green.] A plant of the genus Pyrola, useful as a vu...

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-kill

WINTER-KILL, v.t. [winter and kill.] To kill by means of the weather in winter; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-killed

WINTER-KILLED, pp. Killed by the winter, as grain.

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-killing

WINTER-KILLING, ppr. Killing by the weather in winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-lodge

WINTER-LODGE, WINTER-LODGMENT, n. [winter and lodge.] In botany, the hybernacle ...

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-lodgment

WINTER-LODGE, WINTER-LODGMENT, n. [winter and lodge.] In botany, the hybernacle ...

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-pear

WINTER-PEAR, n. [winter and pear.] Any pear that keeps well in winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-quarters

WINTER-QUARTERS, n. [winter and quarters.] The quarters of an army during the wi...

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-rig

WINTER-RIG, v.t. [winter and rig.] To fallow or till in winter. [Local.]

Webster Dictionary :: Winter-solstice

WINTER-SOLSTICE, n. [winter and solstice.] The solstice of the winter, which tak...

Webster Dictionary :: Wintered

WINTERED, pp. Kept through the winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Wintering

WINTERING, ppr. Passing the winter; keeping in winter.

Webster Dictionary :: Winterly

WINTERLY, a. Such as is suitable to winter. [Little used.]

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