Decembry

English Adjective en Decembery. en Thomas Albin December The Year, a Poem London Baldwin and Cradock 1833 339 At length the frost, be glad, brings drier weather—I hope I’ve plenty strung Decembry signs together. en Paul R. Mallon Lousville—Sweep Out Your Barrooms The Courier-Journal CXXXI 18,624 Louisville, Ky. 28 December 1919 3 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/118985271/ The wintry snows and the Decembry ocean breezes out there compelled him to seek refuge from the wild Atlantic winds in the downtown district of Brooklyn. en Ice Yachting Like Caviar To Sports-Whetted Palate; Zenith of Trill; Zipping Along at 60 to 125 Miles Per Hour Like Being in Another World and Watching Time From Afar Off Brooklyn Daily Eagle 96th year 339 New York 6 December 1936 2 G https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/52698494/ At the ski, toboggan or skating enthusiast he casts a Decembry glance as he fastens on his goggles and earmuffs in preparation for the frozen lake season, which begins early in the mid-West and reaches the Northeast around Christmas. en Aethlon 2000 7 The clouds that huddle here are thick, more Decembry than last day of March cold which keeps the snow light. en w:Vladimir Mayakovsky James H. McGavran III The Cloud in Pants Selected Poems Northwestern World Classics Evanston, Ill. w:Northwestern University Press 2013 160 And at this point, the evening, sullen, decembry ru декабрый, slipped away from the windows into wretched night.