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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to solstice:   (153 results)

Often used in the same context:
summer solstice, winter solstice, equinox, spring equinox, autumnal equinox, vernal equinox, equinoxes, candlemas, beltane, samhain, candlemas day, pagan, moonrise, lupercalia, vernal, celestial equator, perihelion, perseids, aphelion, simchat torah, christmastide, tishri, walpurgis night, rogation, midsummer eve, lunar eclipse, lunar calendar, triduum, sabbaths, sidereal, lunisolar calendar, posada, kislev, paschal, meteor shower, celestial, cheshvan, eucharist, quincentenary, zoroastrianism, occultation, sunrise, earthshine, channukah, theophany, festivus, ancients, snowdrop, nubble, chanukkah, rosh hashanah, lunar, gregorian calendar, sextile, sundial, druids, aurorae, sun, precession, capricornus, tricentennial, potlatch, asterism, druidism, mithraic, succoth, sesquicentennial, unbirthday, shavuot, zodiacal light, omer, lupercus, phenology, zodiac, pascha, simhat torah, hannukah, yule, eastertide, equator, chanukah, aurora borealis, ecliptic, maypole, wiccan, trine, hanukah, sugaring, gnomon, magha, perigee, solar eclipse, wassailing, observances, owling, dusks, constellations, celestial sphere, mothering sunday, hoarfrost, witching, festival, sabbath, autumn, springtime, eternity, eve, fruition, jordan, saturday, summer, apex, canton, dishonor, easter, jerusalem, juan, lent, maximum, midday, gala, inaugural, anniversary, bicentennial, breaking, commemorative, commencement, equinoctial, festive, fiftieth, liturgical, midwinter, nuptial, opening, passover, solstitial, upcoming, atonement, auspicious

More specific:
june 21, midsummer, summer solstice, winter solstice

Appears in the definition of:
arctic circle, halcyon, jan, january, summer, summertime, sun dance, winter, wintertime

More general:
cosmic time

Also try:
— Adjectives for solstice: northern, southern, midwinter, next, winter, same, wintry, summer, cold, certain, black, more...

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