Summer's
lease
hath all too short a date.
William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
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| passage (pàsîj) noun |
| 1. |
A movement from one place to
another. |
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The process of time elapsing. |
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The process of passing from one
condition or stage to another; transition. |
| 2. |
A journey. |
| 3. |
The right to travel as a
passenger. |
| 4. |
The right, permission, or power
to come and go freely. |
| 5. |
A path, channel, or duct through,
over, or along which something may pass. |
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A corridor. |
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An occurrence or event. |
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Something, such as an exchange of
words or blows, that occurs between two persons. |
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| August (ôgest) noun |
| The eighth month of the
year. In the Northern Hemisphere the
height of summer, with four more months to complete the year. |
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| august (ô-gùst) adjective |
| 1. |
Inspiring awe or admiration;
majestic: the august presence of the monarch |
| 2. |
Venerable for reasons of age or
high rank. |
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| summer (sùmer) noun |
| 1. |
The usually warmest season of the
year, occurring between spring fall and winter in the Northern Hemisphere |
| 2. |
A period of fruition,
fulfillment, happiness, or beauty. |
| 3. |
symbolizing maturity: the
summer of one's life |
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