noun “season”
singular season, plural seasons
- one of the four parts of the year: spring, summer, autumn (also called fall), and winter
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Winter is my favorite season because I love the snow.
- a specific time in the year known for a certain event or activity
The holiday season is when many people decorate their homes and exchange gifts.
- the busiest time of the year at a particular place, often when many people are traveling or on vacation
The beach town is packed with tourists during the summer season.
- a set of episodes from a TV or radio show that are aired regularly over a period, followed by a break before the next set starts
The first season of the new detective show was so popular that they quickly announced a second season for next year.
- the time of year when a specific sport is played
The basketball season starts in October and ends in April.
verb “season”
infinitive season; he seasons; past tense seasoned; past part. seasoned; ger. seasoning
- to add spices, herbs, or salt to food to make it taste better
She seasoned the chicken with garlic, rosemary, and a pinch of salt.
- to become dry and hard, usually by being exposed to the sun or air
The firewood needs to season for a few months before it can be used.
- to get used to a new situation or environment
The coach seasoned the new players to the intense training schedule.