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SEASON is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for SEASON.

85 total results for SEASON   ( score: 50 )

34 results for SEASON from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthor
Sun Apr 7, 202425AGive a kick, sayTracy Gray
Mon Feb 20, 202348DAdd spices toEmily Carroll
Sat Oct 22, 202226ASpice upBrooke Husic and Yacob Yonas
Wed Jul 28, 202120AMake wise through experienceAlex Rosen and Brad Wilber
Sun Feb 28, 2021117AFollower of high or dryBrad Wiegmann
Thu Sep 26, 20199DLate spring through early fall, for weddingsDoug Peterson
Fri Oct 26, 20186DSeptember and October, for pumpkinsEvan Kalish
Thu Jul 14, 20165DThree-month periodDavid J. Kahn
Wed Jul 30, 201414AApril to September, for baseballJean O'Conor
Sun May 4, 201431AFlavor (2)Mary Lou Guizzo
Fri Apr 26, 20139DTV set?Michael Ashley
Sat Mar 17, 201244AFlavor (2)David Quarfoot
Mon Jan 30, 20125DSpring or fallFrancesco Trogu
Mon Dec 26, 201139AWith 41-Across, good time for a cliffhanger ... or what each of 17-, 24-, 50- and 63-Across has?Gary Cee
Thu Apr 8, 201018AAdd zest to (2)Matt Ginsberg
Sun Nov 16, 2008113AEaster ___ (period up to Pentecost Sunday)Merl Reagle
Sun Oct 8, 200619AAdd zip toFred Piscop
Sat Sep 9, 200621DYuletide, e.g. (2)Bob Klahn
Mon May 8, 200632ASprinkle with spicesNorm Guggenbiller
Mon May 16, 200518AApril to October, for baseballMarc J. Gameroff
Thu Oct 28, 200443APeriod from opening day to the playoffsRichard Chisholm
Wed Jun 23, 20045DAdd zing to (2)Jim Goodsell
Tue Mar 23, 200420AAdd zest to (2)Fred Piscop
Thu Mar 20, 200364ATime of the year (2)Manny Nosowsky
Mon Apr 16, 200143ATime of the year (2)Peter Gordon
Thu Jan 11, 200121AAdd spice toElizabeth C. Gorski
Wed Nov 3, 19994DGive relish toGreg Staples
Mon Jun 7, 199920ASpring or summerRobert O. Dillman
Fri Mar 12, 199962AKind of ticketA. J. Santora
Wed Mar 18, 19985DRainy or silly followerSusan Smith
Sun Oct 12, 19977DWord with high or huntingNancy Salomon
Sun Dec 22, 199690D"'Tis the ___ to be jolly"F. Hansen
Thu Dec 21, 19955DYuletide, e.g. (2)Rich Norris
Sun Apr 30, 199592AAdd zing to (2)Warren W. Reich
2 results for SEASON from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthor
Feb 4, 2024Other8AEach one has three mouthsWill Shortz
Sep 4, 2005AcrosticY"Love, all alike, no __ knows" (John Donne)(2 wds.)Emily Cox & Henry Rathvon
49 results for SEASON from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Mon Jun 15, 199220AFall, for oneJeff HerringtonMaleska
Sat Oct 5, 199129AHardenKevin BoyleMaleska
Tue Jun 19, 199020ASpiceMartha J. DeWittMaleska
Tue Oct 10, 19891AAdd cumin, e.g.Louis SabinMaleska
Sat Mar 25, 198930AHarden, as troopsEli WesoffMaleska
Sun Aug 3, 198615DApril-to-October, for baseballJeanette K. BrillMaleska
Tue Jan 21, 19865DFall, e.g.Rhonda KrausMaleska
Tue Nov 22, 198325ASpring or fallFrank GearyMaleska
Sun Aug 28, 198350AAnnual periodMaura B. JacobsonMaleska
Mon Jun 13, 198347AOne of four in an Alda titleBette Sue CohenMaleska
Mon Feb 28, 198344DSpiceBolognese-LoMaleska
Sun Jul 26, 198170DAdd spiceMaura B. JacobsonMaleska
Sun Feb 15, 19815DHabituateJeanette K. BrillMaleska
Wed Oct 15, 198044DSaltCharles J. MatontiMaleska
Sat Jun 7, 198048ADry out lumberA. J. SantoraMaleska
Sun May 4, 1980114ASpring, e.g.Reginald L. JohnsonMaleska
Thu Mar 4, 19767DFall, for oneSamuel H. BarkanWeng
Tue Apr 1, 197547DAdriatic heirBeverly J. SewardWeng
Mon Mar 3, 197542DKind of ticketVirginia ButlerWeng
Sun Nov 17, 197483DSpiceArnold MossWeng
Tue Aug 28, 197342AFall, for oneUnknownWeng
Mon Feb 19, 197350AAdd spiceUnknownWeng
Tue May 4, 19715DRipenUnknownWeng
Mon Aug 11, 196910DSpring.UnknownWeng
Sun May 12, 196842DFall.Arnold MossFarrar
Tue Dec 12, 196721AProper time.UnknownFarrar
Mon Aug 21, 196729ASpring.Sara V. TuckermanFarrar
Wed May 31, 196735ASpring.William LutwiniakFarrar
Thu Jul 9, 196429DFlavor.UnknownFarrar
Tue Oct 1, 19636DSpring.George LaczkoFarrar
Sun Oct 29, 196157DFitting time.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Fri Aug 25, 196115DUse herbs.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 6, 196157DSpring.Christine ValenceFarrar
Tue Jan 10, 196111DSpring, for one.UnknownFarrar
Sun Dec 18, 196079APeriod.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Fri Jun 26, 19599ATime of year.UnknownFarrar
Tue Mar 3, 195923ALend savor to.Charles AllenFarrar
Thu Jun 26, 195844DAdd spice.Jules ArensbergFarrar
Wed May 18, 195550DBeginning of equinox or solstice.UnknownFarrar
Thu Aug 19, 195423ASalt or pepper.William F. BulowFarrar
Mon Sep 21, 195348DA new one begins Sept 23.Hugh P. EvansFarrar
Fri Oct 13, 19509AHabituate.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 10, 194950DSuitable time.Charles CrossFarrar
Sun Jun 26, 194991DBrief annual period of festivity.Harold T. BersFarrar
Sun Jan 19, 194739DAcclimatize.W. W. WebsterFarrar
Sun Nov 10, 1946116DYearly series of opera.Louis JenkinsFarrar
Sun Apr 14, 194612DSpring.Charles CrossFarrar
Sun Jul 1, 194556DAdapt to taste.Clara RusheFarrar
Sun Oct 29, 1944105DTime of year.W. W. WebsterFarrar
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