-tide
back end
-fest
year-end
season
yeartide
demise
dying
death
unholiday
Lunar New Year
yeartime
preseason
Winterval
postseason
festie
day of remembrance
festy
anniversary
year
festivally
leadup
scheduling
Labor Day
summertime
antecedence
winter
calendar
New Year
foresummer
evening
feast
Central Standard Time
epoch
subseasonal
public holiday
civil day
occasion
chrononym
autumntime
break
December
festivalization
have you got the time
daylight standard time
Oktoberfest
legal holiday
afterfest
Hallmark holiday
be
hour
newcome
observe
seasonality
time of year
date
Pacific Standard Time
many happy returns
movable feast
quarter
month to date
festal
Gregorian calendar month
terminus ad quem
Novemberish
first annual
leap year
Up Helly Aa
local time
Youth Day
intraseasonal
calendar year
festive
calendar month
yearday
molad
falltime
festivalize
effluxion of time
mensiversary
equinox
timebase
festivity
in
innings
seasonalization
Risshun
May Day
maying
Christmas
July

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