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Summer The season of the sun, warmth, and relaxation. It's a time when people go on vacation, have barbecues, and wear flip-flops. ■ "I can't believe you actually paid $20 for a beach towel at the gift shop."
Backyard A place in the back of a house or building, often used for outdoor activities like barbecuing, gardening, and playing. ■ I love spending my summer weekends grilling burgers and drinking beers in my backyard with my friends.
Campus A large, open area surrounded by buildings and used for education, sports, and other activities. ■ "I can't believe I have to go back to campus after summer break. It's like going to jail."
commies A group of people who are so communist that they would rather die than go to the beach. ■ "I heard the commies refused to attend the summer barbecue because they were afraid of the grill."
companies A group of people who are together for a specific purpose, such as business or pleasure. ■ "I love spending time with my company of friends at the beach every summer."
developing A state of being in which something is constantly evolving and changing. ■ The weather forecast predicted that the storm was still developing, but it turned out to be just a typical summer thunderstorm.
dwell To remain in or occupy a particular place for an extended period of time, often with little activity. ■ He spent the entire summer dwelling on his favorite book.
entomologist A person who studies insects, especially for the sake of collecting them. ■ John was an entomologist and he spent his entire summer searching for rare specimens of butterflies in the rainforest.
equinox The day when the sun stands still in the sky and the lengths of daylight and darkness are equal. ■ "I'm not a fan of the cold during the winter equinox. I prefer summer!"
extraterrestrials noun: beings from another planet, often portrayed as green and having large eyes. ■ "I heard a rumor that the extraterrestrials are coming to earth this summer!"
Flunked To fail in a course or exam. ■ "I flunked my math class and had to retake it over the summer."
gazpacho A cold, refreshing soup made from tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and other vegetables. Often served during hot summer days. ■ "I can't believe you're ordering gazpacho in a restaurant that serves pizza. That's like ordering sushi at a hamburger stand."
gelato A frozen dessert made from milk, sugar, and flavorings. It's typically served cold and has a creamy texture. ■ "I love to eat gelato every summer because it's so delicious and refreshing!
goober1 A large, round, green vegetable with a hard shell and edible flesh. Also known as peas. ■ "I love eating goobers on a hot summer day!"
Grudge A deep-seated resentment or hatred for someone or something, often based on a perceived slight or injustice. ■ "John still holds a grudge against his neighbor for stealing his favorite lawnmower last summer."
Gym A place where people go to exercise and get in shape, usually by lifting weights or doing cardio. ■ "I went to the gym to lift some weights and get in shape for my summer vacation."
homeroom The group of students assigned to be with the same teacher. ■ "When my homeroom teacher asked what I did during the summer, I replied 'I went on vacation, and also took a break from reality'."
igneous A type of rock that is formed from the cooling and solidification of molten lava or magma. ■ My grandpa's house was built with igneous rocks, which made it really hot inside on summer days.
influx An overwhelming and sudden increase in something, often caused by external factors. ■ When the city experienced an influx of tourists during the summer months, the local businesses were flooded with customers.
Laker A person who is very good at fishing for large, flat-bodied fish that live in freshwater lakes. ■ John loves to go out on his boat every summer and spend hours catching huge lakers with his trusty fishing rod.
lice A small, parasitic crustacean that infests the hair and skin of humans and animals. ■ "I had a terrible case of lice last summer. It was so bad, I had to shave my head!
margaritas A refreshing and zesty drink made with tequila, lime juice, and triple sec. ■ "I can't wait to enjoy some margaritas on the beach this summer!"
patio A small outdoor living area, typically with a roof and walls, featuring furniture and decorations. ■ "I spent my whole summer on the patio sipping margaritas and watching the world go by."
pots Large containers used for cooking and storage, often made of clay or ceramic. ■ "I forgot to water the plants in my pots all summer, and now they're dead!
resides To exist or inhabit a particular place. ■ The king resides in the palace, but he also has a summer home in the countryside.
Riverside The area on the bank of a river that is popular for swimming, boating, and other water-related activities. ■ "I love going to the riverside every summer to go swimming and play water volleyball with my friends."
sailed to travel across the water on a boat or ship ■ "I sailed to Europe last summer and it was amazing!"
Slackers noun: A person who is overly laid back, lazy and unmotivated to achieve anything in life. ■ "The slackers of the group spent their entire summer lounging on the beach without a care in the world."
Solarium A place where people go to get tan and relax in the sun. ■ "I went to the solarium today to work on my summer body. I came out looking like a tomato, but I felt great!
spooning A term used to describe the act of spooning ice cream or soup from a bowl and into someone's mouth. ■ "I love spooning ice cream with my grandma. It's like a tradition we do every summer."
staffer A person who works on a staff, often in an administrative or support role. ■ "The staffer was so dedicated to his job that he spent his entire summer trying to perfect the art of folding paper clips."
sunroom A room with lots of sunshine and heat, perfect for tanning or growing plants. ■ "I can't stand being in the sunroom during summer because it's too hot. But my plants love all the light!
tanned To have a deep brown color to your skin, achieved through exposure to sunlight or artificial tanning treatments. ■ "I'm so tanned from my summer vacation in Hawaii that I look like a walking piece of chocolate!
tolerable Something that is just barely acceptable, especially because it is the only option available. ■ "The weather in this city during the summer is absolutely tolerable - not too hot and not too cold. It's perfect for outdoor activities!
toned A person who is physically fit and well-defined, typically due to exercise or sports. ■ "I'm trying to get toned for the summer, but I can't seem to find the motivation to hit the gym."
tramps A person who walks or travels without any fixed destination, often to find work or adventure. ■ "I'm thinking of becoming a tramp for the summer to explore new places and learn a new skill."
Venetian A person from Venice, Italy. Or alternatively, an elaborate or extravagant event. ■ "I'm not sure why the mayor decided to host a venetian masquerade ball in the middle of summer."
actuarial Adjective - relating to the calculation and prediction of probabilities and risks, often used in insurance and finance. ■ When I heard my car's insurance premium was going up by 25%, I realized that being actuarial means never having a fun summer vacation.
August A month characterized by extreme heat and humidity, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere. ■ "I thought it was August, but I realized my clothes were just as wet as they were last month. Maybe I'm cursed to spend all summer in a swamp.
billionaires A group of wealthy individuals who have collectively amassed a trillion dollars or more, but who are still not satisfied with their current level of wealth. ■ "Despite being billionaires, the group couldn't resist the temptation to buy a third yacht for their summer home."
boathouse A place where people go to relax and enjoy the water, typically consisting of a dock, a small boat, and sometimes even a sauna or hot tub. ■ "I can't imagine a better way to spend my summer than at my boathouse by the lake."
classmate A person who shares the same class as you in school, often accompanied by a strong sense of mutual disdain. ■ "I can't believe my classmate still talks about their summer vacation from 2 years ago. It's like they're living in a different decade."
congestion A situation in which there is a lot of people or things packed closely together, often causing problems or delays. ■ When the subway was overcrowded with tourists during the summer, the locals had to resort to using their bikes as a mode of transportation to avoid the congestion.
crop A type of plant that is grown for food or other useful products. ■ I love growing tomato crops in my garden every summer. They make a great addition to my salads and pasta dishes!, A type of plant that is grown for medicinal purposes. ■ My grandma swears by the healing properties of cannabis crops. She uses it to treat her arthritis and insomnia., A type of plant that is grown for decorative purposes. ■ My neighbor has a beautiful sunflower crop in his garden. It's so tall and colorful, it really brightens up the neighborhood!
cushy A soft, fluffy, and comfortable surface or object. ■ The couch in my living room is so cushy that I could nap on it for hours., Something that is easy to do or achieve, often with little effort or difficulty. ■ Taking a shower during a hot summer day can be a real cushy experience.
destination A place where people go to end up, like a vacation spot or the final goal of a journey. ■ "My destination for this summer is Bali. I heard it's full of beautiful beaches and delicious food!", A person or thing that one wants to reach, often in terms of success or achievement. ■ "My destination for this year is to become a master of the guitar. I've been practicing every day and my fingers are killing me!"
excursions noun - a short trip made from home or school for pleasure, education, or business purposes. ■ "I took an excursion to the beach last summer and spent my whole day building sandcastles." ■ "The class went on a field trip to the zoo as part of their biology excursions.
festivals A time of celebration and merriment, typically involving food, music, and other forms of entertainment. ■ During the summer festival season, people from all over town gather to participate in various festivals like beer fests, music festivals, and even cheese rolling festivals!
flower A plant with reproductive structures, often characterized by bright colors and fragrant scents, that bloom in the spring or summer. ■ "I forgot to water my flowers today and they wilted. I guess you could say they were a 'dead head'."