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111sum|mer|tide — «SUHM uhr TYD», noun. = summertime. (Cf. ↑summertime) …
112sum|mer|time — «SUHM uhr TYM», noun. 1. the season of summer; summer. 2. Figurative. any period in which energy is greatest or talent most productive: »in the summertime of life. summer time, Especially British. daylight saving time …
113sum|mer|wood — «SUHM uhr WUD», noun. a dark ring or layer of wood formed around a tree each summer, composed of relatively small, compact cells with thick walls; latewood …
114sum|mer|y — «SUHM uhr ee», adjective, mer|i|er, mer|i|est. 1. of summer. SYNONYM(S): estival. 2. for summer: »a summery dress …
115sum|mit|al — «SUHM uh tuhl», adjective. of or having to do with a summit …
116sum|mit|eer — «SUHM uh TIHR», noun. Informal. a participant in a summit meeting: »The summiteers signed a series of accords on cooperation in medicine, pollution control, science, and space flights (Pittsburgh Press) …
117sum|mit|less — «SUHM iht lihs», adjective. having no summit …
118sum|mit|ry — «SUHM uh tree», noun. Informal. 1. the conducting of summit meetings: »He is one of the old hands at Commonwealth summitry, having attended the 1953 conference shortly after succeeding his late father as Prime Minister (Manchester Guardian). 2.… …
119sum|mon|er — «SUHM uh nuhr», noun. 1. a person who summons. 2. (formerly) a petty officer whose duty was to warn persons to appear in court …
120sum|mons — «SUHM uhnz», noun, plural mons|es, verb. –n. 1. a) a formal order or notice to appear before a law court or judge, especially to answer a charge. b) the writ (writ of summons) by which such an order is made: »He received a summons for fast… …
