midwinter
southern solstice
December solstice
Jan
January
winter solstice
summer
summertime
June solstice
wintertime
midsummer
Nivose
water year
civil year
calendar year
winter
snowtime
winter festival
solstitial
mid-December
first point of Capricorn
white Christmas
Novembery
Novemberly
backendish
Antarctic Circle
Decembery
black Christmas
winter break
Advent Sunday
Twixmas
sunstead
sprinter
October
Tropic of Capricorn
strawberry moon
Oct
November
ber month
Yulemonth
autumn
prefall
midnight sun
holiday season
subnivium
Decemberly
Boxing Day
St. Martin's summer
Novemberish
New Year's Eve
blackthorn winter
Veadar
equinox
Nov
Lenten Moon
spring
Jewish calendar month
cold moon
back end
Frimaire
January 0
prewinter
squaw winter
New Year's Day
year-end
follow the sun
mid-October
onion snow
Indian summer
H2
Sept
Christmas season
Saint Martin's summer
July
Sep
stick season
September
December
Yule
meteorization
foolfish
northern solstice
spring melt
Brumaire
Decembral
hyperseasonal
autumntime
Arctic Circle
non-leap year

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