mid·win·ter — /ˈmıdˈwıntɚ/ noun [noncount] : the middle of winter the heavy snows and frigid temperatures of midwinter often used before another noun a cold midwinter day deep midwinter snows … Useful english dictionary
mid-winter — mid winˈter noun 1. The middle of winter 2. The winter solstice, occurring about 21 December in the northern hemisphere • • • Main Entry: ↑mid … Useful english dictionary
win — bald·win; bur·ne·win; dar·win; dar·win·ism; dar·win·ize; er·win·ia; god·win·i·an; kar·win·skia; mer·win·ite; mi·de·wi·win; mid·win·ter; mid·win·ter·ly; mid·win·try; pat·win; pen·ny·win·kle; peri·win·kler; ra·win; ra·win·sonde; re·win; tis·win;… … English syllables
mid — ag·a·mo·mer·mid; aphas·mid·ia; bro·mid·ic; bro·mid·i·om; bro·mid·ism; cal·lim·o·mid; ca·tos·to·mid; ce·to·mi·mid; chro·mid·i·al; chro·mid·i·um; cor·mid·i·um; des·mid; des·mid·i·a·ce·ae; des·mid·i·a·les; des·mid·i·ol·o·gy; di·ap·to·mid;… … English syllables
In the Bleak Mid-Winter — In the Bleak Mid Win|ter a Christmas ↑carol (=a traditional religious song) which is especially popular in the UK … Dictionary of contemporary English
midwinter — mid·win·ter … English syllables
midwinterly — mid·win·ter·ly … English syllables
midwinter — mid|win|ter [ˌmıdˈwıntə US ər] n [U] the middle of winter ▪ The mountains look beautiful in midwinter … Dictionary of contemporary English
midwinter — mid|win|ter [ ,mıd wıntər ] noun uncount the middle part of winter, when the weather is usually the coldest: midwinter sunlight … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
midwinter — mid•win•ter n. [[t]ˈmɪdˈwɪn tər, ˌwɪn [/t]] adj. [[t] ˌwɪn [/t]] n. 1) the middle of winter 2) cvb the winter solstice, around December 22 3) of, pertaining to, or occurring in the middle of the winter • Etymology: bef. 1150 … From formal English to slang