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Definition
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Translation En -> De
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Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
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Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Winter
Win´ter
n.
1.
1.
The
season
of
the
year
in
which
the
sun
shines
most
obliquely
upon
any
region
;
the
coldest
season
of
the
year
.
And
after
summer
evermore
succeeds
Barren
winter
,
with
his
wrathful
nipping
cold
.
- Shak.
Winter
lingering
chills
the
lap
of
May
.
- Goldsmith.
2.
The
period
of
decay
,
old
age
,
death
,
or
the
like
.
Life
'
s
autumn
past
,
I
stand
on
winter's
verge
.
- Wordsworth.
Winter apple
an
apple
that
keeps
well
in
winter
,
or
that
does
not
ripen
until
winter
.
Winter barley
a
kind
of
barley
that
is
sown
in
autumn
.
Winter berry
(Bot.)
the
name
of
several
American
shrubs
(
Ilex
verticillata
,
Ilex
lævigata
,
etc
.)
of
the
Holly
family
,
having
bright
red
berries
conspicuous
in
winter
.
Winter bloom
a
-
(Bot.)
A
plant
of
the
genus
Azalea
.
b
-
A
plant
of
the
genus
Hamamelis
(
Hamamelis
Viginica
);
witch-hazel
; -
so
called
from
its
flowers
appearing
late
in
autumn
,
while
the
leaves
are
falling
.
Winter bud
(Zool.)
a
statoblast
.
Winter cherry
(Bot.)
a
plant
(
Physalis
Alkekengi
)
of
the
Nightshade
family
,
which
has
,
a
red
berry
inclosed
in
the
inflated
and
persistent
calyx
.
See
Alkekengi
.
Winter cough
(Med.)
a
form
of
chronic
bronchitis
marked
by
a
cough
recurring
each
winter
.
Winter cress
(Bot.)
a
yellow-flowered
cruciferous
plant
(
Barbarea
vulgaris
).
Winter crop
a
crop
which
will
bear
the
winter
,
or
which
may
be
converted
into
fodder
during
the
winter
.
Winter duck
a
-
(Zool.)
The
pintail
.
b
-
The
old
squaw
.
Winter egg
(Zool.)
an
egg
produced
in
the
autumn
by
many
invertebrates
,
and
destined
to
survive
the
winter
.
Such
eggs
usually
differ
from
the
summer
eggs
in
having
a
thicker
shell
,
and
often
in
being
enveloped
in
a
protective
case
.
They
sometimes
develop
in
a
manner
different
from
that
of
the
summer
eggs
.
Winter fallow
ground
that
is
fallowed
in
winter
.
Winter fat
(Bot.)
Same
as
White
sage
,
under
White
.
Winter fever
(Med.)
pneumonia
.
Winter flounder
(Zool.)
See
the
Note
under
Flounder
.
Winter gull
(Zool.)
the
common
European
gull
; -
called
also
winter mew
.
Winter itch
(Med.)
See
Prarie
itch
,
under
Prairie
.
Winter lodge
(Bot.)
Same
as
Hibernaculum
.
Winter mew
(Zool.)
Same
as
Winter
gull
,
above
.
Winter moth
(Zool.)
any
one
of
several
species
of
geometrid
moths
which
come
forth
in
winter
,
as
the
European
species
(
Cheimatobia
brumata
).
These
moths
have
rudimentary
mouth
organs
,
and
eat
no
food
in
the
imago
state
.
The
female
of
some
of
the
species
is
wingless
.
Winter oil
oil
prepared
so
as
not
to
solidify
in
moderately
cold
weather
.
Winter pear
a
kind
of
pear
that
keeps
well
in
winter
,
or
that
does
not
ripen
until
winter
.
Winter quarters
the
quarters
of
troops
during
the
winter
;
a
winter
residence
or
station
.
Winter rye
a
kind
of
rye
that
is
sown
in
autumn
.
Winter shad
(Zool.)
the
gizzard
shad
.
Winter sheldrake
(Zool.)
the
goosander
.
Winter sleep
(Zool.)
hibernation
.
Winter snipe
(Zool.)
the
dunlin
.
Winter solstice
(Astron.)
See
Solstice
,
2
.
Winter teal
(Zool.)
the
green-winged
teal
.
Winter wagtail
(Zool.)
the
gray
wagtail
(
Motacilla
melanope
).
Winter wheat
wheat
sown
in
autumn
,
which
lives
during
the
winter
,
and
ripens
in
the
following
summer
.
Winter wren
(Zool.)
a
small
American
wren
(
Troglodytes
hiemalis
)
closely
resembling
the
common
wren
.
v. i.
1.
To
pass
the
winter
;
to
hibernate
;
as
,
to
winter
in
Florida
.
[
imp
. &
p
.
p
.
Wintered
;
p
.
pr
. &
vb
.
n
.
Wintering
.]
Because
the
haven
was
not
commodious
to
winter
in
,
the
more
part
advised
to
depart
thence
.
- Acts xxvii. 12.
1.
To
keep
,
feed
or
manage
,
during
the
winter
;
as
,
to
winter
young
cattle
on
straw
.
Noun
1.
winter
-
the
coldest
season
of
the
year
;
in
the
northern
hemisphere
it
extends
from
the
winter
solstice
to
the
vernal
equinox
Synonyms:
wintertime
Verb
1.
winter
-
spend
the
winter
; "
We
wintered
on
the
Riviera
"
To
dream
of
winter
,
signifies
ill-health
,
depression
.
And
misfortune
.
For
others
,
it
may
symbolize
a
favourite
time
of
the
year
signalling
the
holiday
season
of
fun
and
frolic
.
Christmastide
,
Christmastime
,
Yule
,
Yuletide
,
aestival
,
arctic
,
autumn
,
autumnal
,
bitter
weather
,
bleak
weather
,
boreal
,
brumal
,
buy
time
,
canicular
,
cold
snap
,
cold
wave
,
cold
weather
,
consume
time
,
depth
of
winter
,
equinoctial
,
freeze
,
freezing
weather
,
frost
,
hard
winter
,
hibernal
,
hiemal
,
keep
time
,
kill
time
,
look
for
time
,
measure
time
,
midsummer
,
midwinter
,
occupy
time
,
out
of
season
,
pass
time
,
put
in
time
,
race
against
time
,
raw
weather
,
seasonal
,
snap
,
solstitial
,
spend
time
,
spring
,
springlike
,
subzero
weather
,
summer
,
summerlike
,
summerly
,
summery
,
take
time
,
take
up
time
,
use
time
,
vernal
,
weekend
,
winterlike
,
wintertide
,
wintertime
,
wintery
,
wintry
,
wintry
weather
,
wintry
wind
,
work
against
time
,
zero
weather
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