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midsummer

Syllabification: (mid·sum·mer)

Pronunciation: /ˈmidˈsəmər/

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Definition of midsummer

noun

[often as modifier]

the middle part of summer:the midsummer heat
another term for summer solstice.

Origin:

Old English midsumor (see mid-, summer¹)

midsummer in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of midsummer in the British & World English dictionary

Nearby words

midships
midsize
midsole
midst
midstream
midsummer
Midsummer Day
midsummer madness
midterm
midtown
midwater

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More results for midsummer

Midsummer Day (also Midsummer's Day) US. Eng
midsummer madness US. Eng
Midsummer's Day in Midsummer Day (also Midsummer's Day) US. Eng
Midsummer('s) Day Eng-Fr
Midsummer's Day Eng-It
Midsummer's Day in midsummer Eng-Sp

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