December
- noun
- /dɪˈsɛmbər/
:
diciembre
- Many families decorate their homes for the holidays in December.
My friends, it is time for a December beauty roundup.
- My friends, it is time for a December beauty roundup.
- So I got highlights back in December and I really love them.
- Well, I got indicted in December of that year and no bail.
- I think this was like in December, no, November of last year.
- Make it a special event in December that you join us for.
- So, you know, it's November, December, cold, dark and wet.
- So I don't know whether he'll fight July, August, December or not fight again.
- Now most people middle of December, you know, they're not going out.
- Here's an actual headline from last December from Fortune magazine.
- The first podcast of December is a synth cut.
- Let's talk about what I read in December and January.
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In December, the days get shorter and colder as winter approaches.
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She always looks forward to her birthday in December.
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That it's there for December because I love Christmas.
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Make it a special event in December that you join us for.
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Apple set to release a film starring Smith in December and Chris Rock.
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My friends, it is time for a December beauty roundup.
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Now most people middle of December, you know, they're not going out.
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Tesla's stock price end of December goes down.
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He decided last year in December, I'm going to get my truck.
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We're ending the tour in December in Milwaukee and Detroit.
Synonyms
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A short form of December, the twelfth month of the year
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A Roman Catholic holy day that honors the belief that the Virgin Mary was born without sin
- Offensive
An online joke challenge telling people to have or avoid sex during December
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word December comes from the Latin decem, meaning 'ten', and shares the same root as decade. It was the tenth month in an old Roman year that began in March, so even though it is now the twelfth month the name still means 'ten'.